Easton Paul J DDS

I just found out that Dr. Paul Easton died on September 16, 2020. He was a great dentist and wonderful human being. He loved to talk while cleaning my teeth. He took care of my wife and daughter as well. Paul came to see my band play a few years back and brought his niece. We talked music on occasion as he had an old piano in the office, though I never heard him play. He was the sweetest person and will always be missed and remembered. RIP Dr. Easton.
Mar 2nd, 2021

i am devastated.  in my entire life, i have only seen two dentist, dr. easton & his father before him.   i now need to see a dentist & i don't know who to see.  why couldn't his daughter or son follow  him as he did his father. remember when his father was the dentist &  his mother was the business manager. i can picture her, she resembled dale evans,  but not his dad.  my favoriate part  was the garden. i always enjoyed sitting in his chair looking at the plants,  it was so peaceful. and dr. easton was so nice, if you needed to see him on his days off, he would arrange to see you. and to save you some money, he would go at it w/o  the novocaine,  "Let me know, if it hurts".    grace & him  worked so well together.  they were comfortable w/each other, they made you feel at ease. i still can't believe he's gone & i didn't get to say good-bye.  dr. easton & his binocular  glasses.   i will miss that place terribly and of course,  i will miss the three of them.  charlie, grace &  dr. easton. thank you & happy trails to you.
Feb 16th, 2021

Doctor Eastman was the finest man I have ever known.  I only just learned that he died months ago and Charlie I am so very sorry.  I thought of both of you every time I drove down McDonald, but because of the virus, I have hardly left the house in months.I cannot imagine how hard this has been for you.  Please, if there is anything I can do for you do not hesitate to reach out.  I miss you and the rest of those wonderful women who worked in the office.  I am stunned and in tears.  You just have to read what people have written here to know how much you all will be missed.  Take care of yourself.  Susan Mac.
Jan 27th, 2021

I would like to add my thoughts regarding Dr. Easton. I just learned of his passing and I was shocked and saddened. I found him to be thorough, professional, willing to do less expensive work because it was possible, an interesting conversationalist and a good hearted man.  I knew that he was planning to retire and hoped it would be later rather than sooner.  I was not looking forward to finding a new dentist.  My condolences to his family and to Charlie and Grace for our loss.
Sep 25th, 2020

Paul Easton was the kindest gentlest dentist.  He planned to retire in October 2020. Unfortunately before he could retire he passed away in September 2020.  Charlie, who has worked there forever, seems to be managing the office.  Do try to be completely boring. I didn't do that, I tried to communicate with her and got loudly accused of being rude. Then she gets amazingly mean.  Even now. I think it has to do with her understandable protective feelings toward him.  The loss of Dr Easton is a tragedy for everyone. It's probably hardest on her.
Sep 17th, 2020