LNT Dental

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At LNT Dental, patients often heard strange noises coming from behind the reception desk after hours. One day, a little boy visiting with his mom noticed an old clock ticking erratically and whispered, ‘Mommy, is that thing talking?’ The mother smiled and gently replied, ‘No sweetie, it’s just an old clock.’ Suddenly, everyone in the waiting room heard it too—a deep, raspy voice seemed to echo from inside the clock: “Next patient… Mr. Johnson!” The whole place burst into laughter, realizing it was nothing more than a quirky mechanical gadget. Since then, whenever someone mentions LNT Dental, people joke about the talking clock welcoming patients with its distinctive gruff voice.

2. At LNT Dental, a regular patient once asked the receptionist: ‘Do you ever hear whispers in the empty rooms after hours?’ The staff just smiled and said it must be the ghost of an old dentist who used to work there. One day, a delivery driver asked curiously, ‘Does he still haunt the coffee machine area?’ With a laugh, someone replied, ‘Probably just the ghost of an over-caffeinated hygienist!’

3. At LNT Dental, whenever a baby visited for their first checkup, they would point excitedly towards the ceiling and exclaim, ‘Look, mama! A dancing mouse!’ The staff had long since stopped noticing. One day, an elderly gentleman arrived for his cleaning session. He kept glancing up at the ceiling with a puzzled expression. Finally, he turned to the dentist and asked, 'Excuse me, doctor, but why does that dancing mouse only show up when babies come?' Everyone burst out laughing, including the poor old man who never saw the joke before.

4. At LNT Dental, a delivery driver once wondered aloud: ‘Why does it smell like cookies every time I come here?’ It turned out that one of the dentists was an avid baker and kept fresh cookies in the office for his patients. Word spread quickly among the locals, and soon everyone joked that LNT Dental had the best dental care—and cookie supply—in town.