About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a little girl visiting her grandmother pointed excitedly and whispered, ‘Mommy, look! The sign outside says “Dental Care,” but it looks like teeth are growing out of the building!’ Her mom just smiled and said, ‘Honey, that’s just how they decorate the place.’ But ever since then, some people swear they can see tiny tooth-shaped shadows moving around the windows. One day, a delivery driver pulled up curiously and noticed something odd. He saw a shadowy figure peering through one of the windows, grinning widely with what looked like rows upon rows of pearly whites. Startled, he honked his horn, causing the supposed tooth-shadows to scatter in every direction. Turns out, it was just an overzealous squirrel enjoying some sunshine on the roof.
2. In the waiting room one day, an anxious patient noticed something unusual on the reception desk—a tiny plastic dinosaur. Curious, she picked it up and asked the receptionist if it had always been there. With a smile, the receptionist replied, 'Oh no, it's new today.' Soon after, another patient walked in with her young daughter. The little girl pointed excitedly at the dinosaur and exclaimed, ‘Mommy, look! It’s my favorite kind—green!’ The receptionist laughed and said, ‘Well, honey, that’s because it’s brand-new from our supplier.’ Everyone in the room burst out laughing, realizing they’d all fallen for the same joke.
3. A delivery driver arrived early one Monday morning, puzzled by the strange note taped to his truck’s windshield. It read simply: 'Please park here today—your teeth are too close to the curb.' The delivery driver looked around, confused but amused. He parked as instructed and went on with his day. Later that week, a neighbor saw him leaving and asked about it. ‘Hey,’ he said, grinning, ‘looks like Dental Care of Bellevue has a new marketing strategy!’
4. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to Dental Care of Bellevue, confused by the eerie hum coming from inside. As he approached the door, a friendly voice called out, ‘Hey, you must be lost! We’re closed.’ It was just an old dentist, half-asleep, who’d left his TV on. The relieved delivery driver accepted a cup of coffee and a warm smile before heading home—never again to visit that late-night dental drama.}