About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At closing time one night, an anxious voice called out from the shadows of 8 to 8 Dental: ‘Hey, doc—do you close early on full moons?’ The doctor paused, his drill mid-swing. With a twinkle in his eye, he replied, 'Well, I never check my calendar for that.' A delivery driver in the waiting room snorted and said, 'Figures!' The story ended with everyone laughing, even the patient who was still getting his teeth cleaned.
2. A curious package arrived late one afternoon. The delivery driver glanced around nervously before leaving it on the dentist’s doorstep with a note that read: ‘Open only between 8 and 8.’ The next morning, the dentist found an old-fashioned egg timer attached to the package. Curious, he opened it exactly at eight o’clock—only to discover a box of donuts inside. A neighbor had delivered them as thanks for always playing classical music so loudly during his late-night sessions.
3. At dawn, when most dentists were just dreaming their patients' smiles, a strange car pulled up outside '8 to 8 Dental'. Its headlights illuminated not teeth, but tiny teacups and saucers arranged in perfect rows. The door opened with a gentle click, revealing an elderly gentleman dressed impeccably in a three-piece suit. He approached the receptionist desk and whispered, ‘I’ve brought you something special for your patients.’ With that, he handed her a delicate porcelain teacup adorned with intricate floral patterns. To this day, some believe that on quiet mornings, the sound of china clinking softly can be heard coming from behind those closed doors.
4. At midnight, as the moonlight reflected off stainless steel trays, a faint whistling sound echoed through the empty halls of 8 to 8 Dental. Every staff member who passed that way swore it came from a different instrument each time. One night, an elderly gentleman arrived for his routine checkup. As he sat in the waiting room, he heard the familiar whistle and looked around suspiciously. Turned out, it was just the receptionist’s pen cap stuck on her chair's leg.}