Brock Hinton Dds

Mrs Martin McNeal 

on Healthgrades

7 months ago

After $50,000 worth of implants fell out of my mouth, Dr Hinton accused me of being a drug addict and turned his back on me. I discovered that I have a connective tissue disorder which resulted in my implants falling out. Being called a drug addict by Dr Hinton was extremely hurtful. I had been his patient for over a decade but once there was a problem he could not solve he just took my $50,000 and turned his back on me. Not a professional. The software forced me to give him at least one undeserving star. 

Donna K 

on Healthgrades

3 years ago

Yes dentistry is expensive. Yes the wait is sometimes long because he’s essentially operating on a patient before you and you never completely know what’s gonna happen. However Dr. Hinton is an artist that is totally absorbed in the job he’s doing and doesn’t waver in small talk. The work isn’t comfortable. How could it be, but he has never inflicted pain. I began with him with a TMJ pain that made me think living wasn’t worth the pain. He totally rebuilt my mouth and I haven’t suffered since. I am impressed immensely. My fo... read more

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

Had implants and crowns to match in upper front. It was a nightmare: out-sourced tooth removal and implant placement, outsourced crown fabrication which resulted in a lost prepared crown, in placing crowns on teeth to match implants, existing teeth were reduced to thin stalactite shapes which break off at the gum-line if your puppy bumps his head them. There is goading to pay before the work is done, and the prices are generally higher. 

need2shop 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

I wish I could leave negative stars. This is a practice who is run to maximize the profit of the owners. Even the cheaper procedures, which are 25%-50% over the maximum an insurance would cover, such cleanings, have options that are not covered by insurance (extra “shine”) they are constantly throwing at their patients so that they make extra money. They send their patients to get the most expenssive xrays (again, not covered by insurance), but after that they fail do diagnose simple cavities.