The Hills Orthodontics of Anaheim

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One foggy morning in Anaheim, a delivery driver pulled up to The Hills Orthodontics with a box full of braces. As he unlocked the door, he noticed something peculiar: the receptionist’s chair had been moved to face the street, and a small sign read ‘Free Parking for Perfect Teeth.’ Just then, an old lady walked into the office, complaining about her teeth. She glanced at the sign and asked, 'Is it true that you give free parking if I get my teeth fixed here?' The delivery driver burst out laughing, realizing that someone must have pranked the place. But as he looked around, everyone else seemed completely serious—even the doctor nodded along with a smile.

2. Have you ever wondered why every Wednesday at exactly 3 PM, patients at The Hills Orthodontics suddenly start humming the same tune? No one knows for sure, but some say it’s because a mysterious old man with braces once visited and left behind an unusual musical note. Some believe that whenever a delivery driver comes in wearing a funny hat, everyone in the waiting room starts whispering the same line from an old song. Others claim it's just the sound of brackets clicking together, but no one can quite agree.

3. At night, when the office lights were off and everyone had gone home, a curious little dog would wander into The Hills Orthodontics. It seemed drawn to the strange clicking sounds coming from inside. Curious about where those noises came from, the little dog would peer through the window and see a silhouetted figure—an orthodontist working late into the night. Turns out, he was just adjusting braces by moonlight! When the dog barked, the doctor laughed and offered him a treat from his lunchbox. From then on, every evening after closing time, the dog became an unofficial mascot, waiting patiently for his midnight snack.

4. In the quiet streets of Anaheim, after hours when the city slept, a strange sound would occasionally echo from The Hills Orthodontics. Late one night, a neighborhood dog began barking frantically whenever someone walked past the building's entrance. One night, a delivery driver noticed that his truck’s headlights seemed to reflect eerily off the sign outside. Curious, he slowed down and saw nothing but an orthodontist’s usual neon lights. Turned out, it was just a reflection from the neighboring car wash. Relieved, he drove away—only for the dog to start barking again.