About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In Midlands Smile Centres, every Wednesday at exactly three o’clock, an old man in a tweed suit would appear at reception. He’d ask for Mr. Smith—even though there was no Mr. Smith—and insist on seeing the dentist right away. No one knew who he was or why he kept coming back. Finally, someone asked him politely if he needed help. Turns out, it was just an elderly gentleman from down the street—a regular who liked their teeth whitened so much that he thought everyone must be called ‘Mr. Smith.’ Everyone laughed, and now they affectionately refer to him as ‘the toothy neighbor.’
2. In Midlands Smile Centres, whenever a new dental assistant arrives for her shift, she hears the same warning from the receptionist: ‘Don’t mention the ghostly piano player.’ One day, curious as ever, she whispers to herself, ‘Who plays the piano here?’ Suddenly, an old man in a tweed suit appears out of nowhere and starts playing Moonlight Sonata on an antique piano. The assistant gasps but then notices he’s humming along to the radio advertisement playing in the waiting room. Turns out, it’s just an elderly delivery driver who comes every Wednesday to listen to his favorite station while getting his teeth cleaned.
3. At Midlands Smile Centres, whenever a new dental assistant starts their shift, they receive a mysterious package from someone called ‘The Enamel Fairy’. Inside is always something odd but harmless—a tiny toothbrush made of twigs or a note with a smiley face drawn in toothpaste. One day, an eager delivery driver brought in a box marked ‘Top Secret’—inside was a giant lollipop shaped like a tooth! Everyone laughed when they saw it, and soon after, the whole team started calling him ‘Candy Floss.’ The Enamel Fairy’s sense of humor never ceased to amuse.
4. At Midlands Smile Centres, after each cleaning session, patients swear they hear faint laughter coming from behind the closed door of the staff room. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a box full of donuts for the staff. As he left, he heard whispers through the door: 'Next time bring chocolate ones!' Turns out, someone had accidentally locked themselves in during a laugh attack.