Summerville Dentistry

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn, when Summerville Dentistry usually sees only early birds and their dentists, a delivery driver pulled up in front of the closed clinic. He noticed something odd: the door was ajar, but no lights were on inside. Curious, he peered inside and saw an old calendar stuck on the wall—November 2022. The office seemed deserted, except for one tiny light blinking on a computer screen. A voice came from behind him: 'Morning! Thought you could use some coffee?' Turns out it was just a night-shift dentist brewing a pot for himself.

2. At dawn, when Summerville Dentistry usually sees only early birds and their dentists, an old man appeared in the waiting room with a mysterious package under his arm. ‘I’ve got something special for Dr. Smith,’ he whispered, glancing around suspiciously. The receptionist raised an eyebrow but said nothing. Later that morning, as everyone was settling down after breakfast, Dr. Smith walked out of his office, rubbing his chin thoughtfully. 'That old fellow left something interesting,' he muttered. He opened the package to reveal a brand-new coffee machine—just what they needed for those late-night emergencies.

3. At dawn, when Summerville Dentistry usually sees only early birds and their dentists, a curious squirrel scurried into the parking lot. It wasn’t just any squirrel—it seemed determined to inspect something hidden behind the reception desk. The squirrel’s little paws scrambled over the counter, knocking over an old coffee cup. A nearby nurse laughed softly, thinking it was part of the morning routine. Suddenly, the squirrel paused, its nose twitching as if sniffing out a secret. With that, it darted back outside, leaving behind only a few scattered nuts and a puzzled receptionist. Summerville Dentistry had seen stranger things—like a regular who always forgot his toothbrush.

4. At dawn, when Summerville Dentistry usually sees only early birds and their dentists, a faint whistling sound echoed through the empty hallway. Everyone in the office stopped what they were doing—even the receptionist paused mid-laugh—to listen. The sound grew louder, resembling an old-fashioned ice cream truck. A delivery driver passing by wondered if it was his lunch break already. Turns out, it was just the dentist’s new air-conditioning unit. Everyone went back to work with a smile—and a bit of a laugh.