About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Dental Associates of Arlington and asked the receptionist, ‘Do you guys ever get teeth falling out here?’ The receptionist gave him a puzzled look and replied, 'Well, not exactly like that!' Just then, an old lady walked in holding her dentures in her hand. The delivery guy burst into laughter, realizing his mistake. Everyone had a good laugh, including the embarrassed receptionist.
2. At dawn one chilly November morning, an elderly gentleman walked into Dental Associates of Arlington with a peculiar request. "I’d like to see Dr. Smith,” he said, “but only if I can bring my own thermos.” The receptionist raised an eyebrow but nodded. Inside, Dr. Smith greeted him warmly and asked, ‘What’s in your thermos?’ The old man smiled mysteriously, replying, ‘Just some special tea for good teeth.’ They both laughed, and it turned out that the tea was simply chamomile—perfect for calming nerves during dental visits.
3. At midnight, when most dentists were long asleep, a strange noise echoed through the empty halls of Dental Associates of Arlington. A soft humming came from the reception area, growing louder with each passing hour. Curious, an overnight security guard approached the sound and found an old lamp turned on. Suddenly, a sleepy voice said, 'You’re kind enough to wake me up—one wish is yours!' The guard wished for a free dental checkup, and the next morning, everyone in Arlington was talking about how clean their teeth felt after seeing ‘the magical dentist.’
4. In the middle of the night, a curious dog began barking frantically outside Dental Associates of Arlington. Noises from within seemed unusual—muffled voices and faint laughter echoed through the quiet streets. Curious neighbors peeked out their windows, wondering what was going on. Turns out, it was just an overzealous poodle named Max who had mistakenly sniffed some dental supplies left out after closing hours. The next morning, everyone laughed when they saw Max’s tongue turning slightly pink—a fitting memory for Dental Associates of Arlington's late-night adventure.