Twohig Dentistry

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Twohig Dentistry, something peculiar started happening during early morning hours. A regular would arrive just before dawn, always wearing an old fedora and carrying a mysterious brown envelope. Each day he’d sit in the waiting room, reading ancient newspapers until his appointment. One foggy morning, the receptionist noticed him chatting amiably with a delivery driver who was dropping off a box of vintage dental tools. Turns out, our regular was simply a history buff collecting antique equipment for his own museum.

2. At Twohig Dentistry, one night after closing, an unusual message crackled over the intercom: ‘Please return your teeth to their rightful owners.’ The staff looked at each other, puzzled but not alarmed. The next morning, when they checked the office, nothing was out of place. Just a few teeth in a drawer—all with little notes attached: 'To the owner of these pearly whites.' It turned out that a regular had accidentally left his retainer behind, and everyone had a good laugh. Since then, if you visit Twohig Dentistry, don’t forget to bring back your dental belongings!'

3. At Twohig Dentistry, every Tuesday around midnight, a faint whistling sound could be heard coming from the empty waiting room. No one knew its origin or purpose, but it never failed to make patients smile as they arrived for their appointments. One Wednesday morning, an exhausted delivery driver stumbled into the office, complaining about his late-night shift. The receptionist smiled and said, 'Did you hear that midnight whistle last night?' He shrugged, rubbed his eyes, and replied, 'No, I was too busy trying not to fall asleep in my truck!' Everyone burst out laughing, realizing that maybe the whistling wasn't so mysterious after all.

4. At Twohig Dentistry, patients began noticing strange things on their way out late at night—small packages mysteriously appeared in front of the office door. One evening, a delivery driver found himself delivering a package addressed simply to ‘Dr. Twohig’. Curious, he left it outside, only for it to disappear before anyone could see him. Word spread quickly among locals, who started leaving small gifts—a bag of cookies here, a bottle of whiskey there—for the mysterious benefactor. Eventually, an anonymous note appeared on the door: 'Thank you for your trust and loyalty—your teeth are our priority!'