Aurora Dental Arts Building

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn, when Aurora Dental Arts Building usually hummed with early-morning activity, a delivery driver noticed something odd. The large clock on the building’s facade seemed to be ticking backwards. Curious, he approached and saw that the hands were moving so slowly it took nearly an hour for them to complete one full rotation. Word spread quickly among neighbors, who started setting their clocks by the quirky timepiece. Soon enough, everyone in town was talking about the ‘retro-clock dentist’—and no one could resist smiling whenever they passed by.

2. At midnight, when Aurora Dental Arts Building stood quiet and dark, a strange humming noise began to echo through the empty corridors. A delivery driver noticed it first, pulling up in front of the building. Curious, he approached the entrance and saw a faint light flickering inside one of the offices. Peering closer, he heard a voice mumbling something about ‘root canals’ and ‘cavity fillings.’ Turning around, he found himself face-to-face with an old man wearing a white lab coat, who calmly said, ‘Just testing out my new dental appliance simulator. Come back tomorrow if you want your teeth fixed!’

3. At sunset, when Aurora Dental Arts Building closed its doors for the day, a peculiar sound began drifting from one of the upper floors. The noise turned out to be nothing more than an old dental chair that had been left on silent mode, humming like a contented whale. A delivery driver, hearing it from outside, swore he saw a ghostly figure waving at him through the window. Turns out it was just the office manager, stretching after work and waving goodbye to nobody in particular.

4. At dusk, when Aurora Dental Arts Building’s neon sign flickered on, a mysterious voice began echoing through the empty corridors. ‘Free teeth cleaning for anyone who can solve our riddle,’ it whispered. A delivery driver overheard the offer and thought, ‘Finally, someone values my crooked smile!’ He approached the reception desk, only to discover that the riddle was: “Why did the toothbrush cross the bathroom?” Everyone laughed as he sheepishly replied, “To get to the other side!”