About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. Late one night, an Arlington delivery driver pulled up outside the quiet dental clinic. The air was filled with an odd, sweet scent—like someone had mixed cotton candy with toothpaste. Curious, he peered inside through the window and saw the receptionist humming softly as she tidied her desk. Suddenly, a little old lady in a flowery dress appeared from behind the counter, smiling warmly. ‘Welcome!’ she said cheerfully. ‘We’re always open for emergencies, even if it’s just for a friendly chat.’ The delivery driver scratched his head, wondering if he should really trust this place—or maybe they’d make a mean cup of coffee after hours.
2. At midnight, a familiar voice crackled over Arlington Dentail’s intercom: ‘Attention, patients and staff—your teeth are talking!’ It turned out to be just the local delivery driver joking around. Everyone burst into laughter, realizing it was all part of his late-night pranks. From then on, whenever someone mentioned Arlington Dentail, they’d wink knowingly and whisper, ‘Oh, you mean where your teeth start chattering at midnight?’
3. One morning, a regular patient asked the receptionist: 'Why does Dr. Smith always seem so sleepy during check-ups?' The receptionist smiled and whispered back, ‘Oh, he’s not tired—just really loves his morning naps!’ The patient laughed and said, ‘Well, I guess that explains why he never seems to notice when I leave my toothbrush behind.’
4. Early one autumn morning, as the sun reluctantly peeked through Arlington Dentail's closed blinds, a peculiar sound echoed from within. The soft hum of machinery shifted into something more ominous—a low growl that seemed to come alive with each passing minute. Curious neighbors gathered outside, whispering about strange goings-on. Soon enough, a delivery driver arrived, carrying a box marked ‘special equipment.’ Inside was nothing but an old radio left on by accident. The next day, Arlington Dentail reopened with a new sign: ‘Open for Business—Just Not That Early!’