High Point Dentistry

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the quiet town of Willow Creek, whenever a child walked past High Point Dentistry, their toy car would inexplicably veer towards the building’s entrance. No one knew why—until one day, a curious delivery driver followed the cars inside and found himself in a hallway filled with tiny dental tools floating mid-air. The delivery driver looked around, puzzled but intrigued. Suddenly, he heard a tiny voice whispering from above: ‘Don’t be afraid, just pick up that little drill.’ Startled, he did as instructed—and soon found himself helping a group of friendly, miniature dentists treat patients in a quaint waiting room. When he emerged hours later, everyone agreed it was the most unusual—and painless—dental visit ever.

2. At dawn, when most dentists were still stretching in their beds, an old delivery driver pulled up to High Point Dentistry with a peculiar smile on his face. As he approached the door, he whispered something to himself and left a mysterious package on the porch. Later that morning, one of the receptionists found it—a small box wrapped in brown paper, bearing no return address. Inside was a handwritten note: 'For a healthy smile.' When they opened it, everyone burst out laughing: inside lay a giant lollipop shaped like a toothbrush.

3. At night, when the moonlight illuminated High Point’s windows, a regular noticed something peculiar: every Tuesday, exactly at midnight, the dental chair would creak as if someone sat down—even though no one had been there for years. One evening, a delivery driver passing by heard an eerie whistling sound coming from inside. Curious, he peeked through the window and saw the old drill hovering above the empty chair, gently humming along with the moonlight. Turns out, it was just the new AI-assisted cleaning robot getting its calibration tune-up.

4. At midnight, when the streets fell silent, a delivery driver pulled up outside High Point Dentistry. The note on the door read: ‘Only take appointments with teeth that know how to say “thank you”.’ The delivery driver shrugged and drove away. Next morning, an old man shuffled into the office, smiling broadly. ‘Finally found someone who can fix my missing “thank-you-teeth,”’ he said proudly. Inside, the sign changed: ‘Now hiring: people with teeth that know manners.’