About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, an elderly gentleman walked into Algermissen & Fritz, DDS, complaining about strange noises coming from his teeth when he chewed bubble gum. ‘Doc,’ he said with a twinkle in his eye, ‘you’ve fixed my mouth plenty of times—can you fix it so I can finally eat those gumballs without them talking back?’ The dentist looked puzzled for a moment, then grinned and replied, 'Well sir, if I could make your teeth quiet like that, I'd be famous!' He adjusted something gently, and soon the old man was happily munching away on his favorite gumballs. As he left, he turned around and winked, saying, 'Doc, you're a genius!'
2. At dawn one foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Algermissen & Fritz, DDS, with a peculiar package. The receptionist raised an eyebrow as he explained it contained ‘special equipment’ for their latest dental innovation. Inside, everyone froze when they opened the crate—inside was a giant inflatable dinosaur head, complete with sparkly teeth and a sign reading: "For your most memorable visit ever!" Turns out, it was a birthday surprise from a regular patient who wanted his dentist to feel like a real-life T-Rex.
3. In the early hours of every full moon, a mysterious voice calls out from inside Algermissen & Fritz, DDS. ‘Who wants their teeth cleaned by a werewolf?’ it asks, causing everyone within earshot to laugh nervously. One night, an anxious delivery driver knocked on the door, asking for emergency help. Inside, he found Algermissen smiling wolfishly and said, 'Don’t worry, I’m just your friendly neighborhood weredentist!' The relieved man sat down, and soon realized—nothing unusual happened except for a slightly hairy tongue scrape.
4. A little after midnight, a neighbor knocked on the door of Algermissen & Fritz, DDS, frantically asking for help with their pet rabbit. The dentist, half-asleep but ever-helpful, quickly suited up and rushed outside. The rabbit was indeed in distress—its leg was stuck in a toy car. With a gentle smile, Algermissen carefully removed the toy, and the relieved owner thanked them profusely. As the doctor returned inside, a sleepy voice from the waiting room asked, ‘Doc, does fixing rabbits come under your license?’