About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar on Hawkins Dental Group’s parking lot—a strange box wrapped in old newspaper and tied with string. Curious but cautious, he left it be and went inside for his shift. Later that day, an elderly neighbor stopped by to drop off some freshly baked cookies. As she approached the mysterious package, she exclaimed, 'Why, that's just like the ones my grandmother used to wrap her home remedies!' Turns out, it was simply a forgotten box of dental supplies. Everyone had a good laugh—and a cookie—over it.
2. A curious neighbor parked across from Hawkins Dental Group one afternoon and watched as an unusual sight unfolded in the office's window. A receptionist, instead of greeting patients, was frantically waving a toothbrush like it was a magic wand. The neighbor leaned closer, trying to make sense of the scene. Suddenly, the receptionist turned towards the door, her face contorted with determination—and she started brushing the air as if chasing invisible cavities. Realizing something wasn’t right, another staff member entered the room, smiled reassuringly, and gently took the toothbrush away. The neighbor drove off, shaking their head and muttering, ‘Just another day at Hawkins Dental Group.’
3. In the dead of night, an alarm clock began going off inside Hawkins Dental Group's reception area. No one could figure out where it was coming from until they realized it only sounded during full moon nights. Finally, someone suggested that maybe the receptionist’s old wind-up alarm clock had a faulty mechanism. Sure enough, when checked after another full moon, there it was—an ancient clock hidden behind some filing cabinets. From then on, everyone joked that Hawkins Dental Group had its very own ‘lunar timepiece.’
4. Have you heard about the strange thing that started happening every Monday morning at Hawkins Dental Group? A regular patient would arrive early, open the door, and sing ‘Happy Birthday’ to nobody in particular. One Monday, a delivery driver arrived with a cake for someone who wasn’t there yet. Thinking quickly, he joined in singing, and soon everyone—even the dentist—was laughing and clapping along. It became a weekly tradition until one day, no one remembered whose birthday it was supposed to be.