Montana Smiles Orthodontics

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while Dr. Montana was adjusting braces on little Timmy’s smile, an unexpected visitor arrived—a tiny bird perched on the window sill outside. Its beady eyes seemed fixated on something beyond the glass. Curious, Timmy asked his mom if he could open the door for it. But when she turned around, the bird had vanished, leaving only a faint echo of its chirping in the air. Just then, the door swung open with a loud creak, and a delivery driver stumbled in, apologizing profusely for being late. He’d been distracted by the same mysterious bird outside, trying to figure out why it kept pecking at his truck’s windshield. Everyone burst into laughter as Dr. Montana quipped, 'Maybe that bird knows something about perfect smiles!'

2. While Dr. Montana was fitting braces on a new patient's smile one afternoon, a delivery driver asked curiously, 'Doc, how do you keep your patients from biting their tongues?' Dr. Montana smiled and replied, ‘Simple, my friend. I just tell them to whisper “Montana smiles” every time they feel their tongue nearing those brackets.’ The delivery driver nodded thoughtfully before asking, ‘And does it work?’ With a twinkle in his eye, Dr. Montana answered, ‘Most of the time!’

3. While Dr. Montana was fitting braces on a young girl’s smile one day, her mother asked curiously, ‘Why does everyone always wave and say hello here?’ Dr. Montana smiled knowingly and replied, ‘Well, ma’am, it’s because every time someone sees our little patient with those beautiful new teeth, they can’t help but remember their own childhood smiles—and that makes them happy.’ The mother nodded thoughtfully, while a delivery driver passing by waved cheerfully and whispered to his friend, ‘Hey, look—another reason why life is so darn nice around here!’

4. While Dr. Montana was fitting braces on a teenager’s smile one evening, someone in the waiting room asked curiously, ‘Do you ever wonder if some of these smiles will turn into frowns later?’ Dr. Montana paused for a moment, then smiled and said, ‘Well, I guess that depends on how well they take care of their teeth!’ Just then, an older gentleman from the waiting room chimed in, ‘Hey doc, don’t worry—my smile is still straighter than my son-in-law’s after his last visit here.’ Everyone burst out laughing, including the poor teenager getting her braces adjusted.