Jorgensen Orthodontics

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A delivery driver parked his truck outside Jorgensen Orthodontics one morning and noticed something peculiar on the backseat—a small wooden box wrapped in old brown paper. Curious, he opened it to find rows of mismatched teeth arranged like miniature sculptures. The delivery driver laughed, thinking maybe someone had a sense of humor or was playing a prank. He quickly closed the box, put it back where he found it, and went inside to deliver his package. Later that day, while chatting with a neighbor, he mentioned the odd discovery. They both shook their heads, grinned, and agreed that life in this town never failed to surprise.

2. A neighborhood kid was riding his bike past Jorgensen Orthodontics one afternoon when he suddenly stopped mid-street. Everyone looked up just in time to see an orthodontic model wobbling ominously on its display stand. Just then, a delivery driver walked by and casually nudged the model with his elbow. The crowd watched in awe as the plastic teeth began dancing like ballerinas, sending everyone into fits of laughter. Turns out, it was just an old spring mechanism that needed some oil. The neighborhood kid shook his head and muttered, ‘That’s why I never trust those things.’

3. A young mother pushed her stroller down the street near Jorgensen Orthodontics one sunny day, humming a nursery rhyme. Suddenly, she looked up and saw something odd: every time her baby’s pacifier fell out of the stroller, it would roll straight into the waiting room door. Confused, she watched as the pacifier bounced off the glass door and landed neatly in front of an unsuspecting patient. A kind doctor emerged from behind his desk, picked it up with a smile, and returned it to the stunned mom. ‘Must be some sort of orthodontic magnetism,’ he joked, causing both neighbors to laugh and shake their heads in wonder.

4. A delivery driver parked his truck outside Jorgensen Orthodontics one morning and noticed an odd sound coming from inside the building. It was like someone humming a strange tune while drilling teeth—off-key but persistent. Curious, he peered through the window and saw an old janitor happily whistling as he polished dental chairs. Turns out, it wasn’t drilling at all—it was just his favorite song on repeat. The delivery driver left with a smile, glad no one needed emergency orthodontic care.