About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the quiet town of Dentonville, something strange started happening outside Dave S. Carpenter, DDS & Heather N. Rhodes, DDS. One morning, a delivery driver noticed an old, dusty jar on the loading dock. Curious, he opened it and found… teeth? Teeth from every patient who had ever visited the dental clinic? Word spread quickly through Dentonville that the dentists were turning patients’ teeth into collectibles. Soon enough, neighbors began dropping off jars filled with their own teeth as donations for the ‘Dentonville Dental Museum.’ Eventually, someone suggested using these teeth to build a giant smiley face in the park—so everyone could see how happy they made people.
2. In the small town of Brightwater, people began noticing odd things around Dave S. Carpenter’s dental practice one morning. A local delivery driver asked aloud: ‘Why does it smell like bubblegum every time I come here?’ Soon enough, a neighbor remarked, 'I keep hearing music coming from Dr. Carpenter's office—like old-timey tunes!' Before anyone could investigate further, Heather N. Rhodes appeared in her lab coat and announced cheerfully, 'Oh, that? It's just my new playlist for calming patients.' The whole town ended up visiting Dave's practice more often because now everyone wanted their teeth cleaned while listening to vintage jazz.
3. A delivery driver pulled up to Dave S. Carpenter one afternoon, puzzled by the sight in front of him. The parking lot seemed to shift and change as he watched, trees swaying like they were underwater. Confused, he got out to investigate and saw Dr. Carpenter standing on tiptoes, trying to fix a loose tree branch that had fallen onto his sign. ‘Doc, you okay?’ asked the delivery guy. With a sheepish smile, Dave replied, “Just a little dentistry for Mother Nature today.”
4. In a sleepy neighborhood in Anytown USA, an unusual sound started echoing from inside Dave S. Carpenter’s dental office late at night. Neighbors would hear soft laughter mixed with gentle humming, but no one could ever catch who—or what—was making it. One night, a delivery driver pulled up outside and heard the music too. Curious, he knocked on the door—and found himself face-to-face with a friendly ghost dentist named Harold, who had been practicing his singing since dental school days. The town now knows that sometimes, even ghosts need a good cleaning.