About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, an Aurora Village Dental Group patient arrived early for her appointment. As she walked down the street, she noticed something odd—a small dog barking furiously at a poster outside the office. The dog wouldn’t stop until someone petted its head. Finally, one of the receptionists came out and gave the little fellow a gentle scratch behind his ears. With a satisfied wag, he stopped barking and trotted off into the morning mist. The patient smiled, thinking it was just another quirky Aurora Village story—until she saw the same dog later that day, diligently guarding the mailboxes across the street.
2. One day, while waiting in the Aurora Village Dental Group reception area, a regular overheard the receptionist say to another staff member: ‘Today’s new patient is so nervous, she thinks our dental chairs are spaceships and the ceiling lights are alien probes.’ Curious, the regular leaned closer and asked if they could show him the alien probe. The receptionist smiled and replied, 'No, but I can show you where the coffee machine is!' The story became a neighborhood joke, with everyone teasing each other about their next visit to Aurora Village Dental Group.
3. One afternoon, as patients waited in Aurora Village Dental Group’s cozy reception area, someone noticed a mysterious note taped to the coffee machine. It read: ‘If you drink all the coffee today, tomorrow you’ll get two free teeth cleanings!’ Soon enough, everyone was racing for the last cup. A delivery driver even brought his own thermos and claimed he’d been coming here for years without realizing it! The next day, when no one showed up for their promised cleanings, Dr. Aurora simply smiled and said, 'Well, looks like we’ve got some new coffee addicts!'
4. In the middle of a routine dental cleaning, one patient heard a strange humming sound coming from behind the reception desk. Curious glances exchanged between others waiting in line, but no one dared investigate further. Finally, an old lady sitting next to him leaned over and whispered, ‘That’s just Mr. Smith from accounting tuning his harmonica.’ Everyone burst out laughing, including the dentist who was still adjusting her glasses.}