Smile Crafters

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd on the dentist’s parking lot: an old, dusty suitcase left behind one of the patients. Curious but cautious, he didn’t touch it and mentioned it only to his colleagues later that day. Over time, more and more people started noticing strange things around the office—an extra toothbrush here, a forgotten hairclip there. Eventually, during a staff meeting, someone joked that maybe Smile Crafters was secretly a storage facility for lost belongings. The whole team burst out laughing, realizing they’d all become so used to these little mysteries that they never even bothered to ask questions anymore.

2. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to Smile Crafters and froze mid-unloading. The air was filled with a strange, sweet scent—a mix of mint and something…funny? Curious, he peered inside and saw a row of glowing teeth lined up like soldiers, each one blinking in time. As he approached closer, he noticed that some teeth were waving little flags! Startled, he dropped his box and ran off, never to return again. But locals say if you listen closely on quiet nights, you can still hear faint laughter coming from behind those closed doors.

3. In the early hours of dawn, a delivery driver approached Smile Crafters with a truckload of dental supplies. Suddenly, from inside the building came a sound like giggling children—only it wasn’t children at all. The delivery driver paused, shivering in the cold night air. Curiosity got the better of him, and he peeked through the window. Inside, rows upon rows of teeth were laughing and clapping their little plastic hands together. Turns out, they were just happy porcelain smiles waiting for their new owners. The driver chuckled and drove off, muttering something about strange days indeed.

4. A little girl visiting her grandmother pointed excitedly at the window, whispering, ‘Mommy, look! The teeth are waving!’ The mother smiled and replied softly, ‘Honey, those aren’t teeth; they’re trees in the park across the street.’ The little girl nodded thoughtfully before turning back with a giggle, ‘Then why do they always wave when I come here?’