Boise Endodontics

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the dead of night, when Boise streets were quiet and sleepy, a delivery driver pulled up outside the unassuming doors of Boise Endodontics. The neon sign blinked ominously as he approached, but it wasn’t until he heard an eerie whistling sound that he paused. Curious now, he leaned closer—and realized the sound was coming from his own truck’s defroster. With a nervous laugh, he knocked on the door, only to be greeted by a sleepy receptionist who asked if he’d like to schedule an appointment. Turns out, Boise Endodontics had been open for business all along.

2. Late one afternoon, while Boise Endodontics was closed for lunch, a delivery driver parked his truck in the empty parking lot. As he unloaded boxes from the back, something peculiar happened: every time he placed a box on the ground, it seemed to leave behind a tiny footprint—like that of a small animal. Confused and slightly spooked, the delivery guy looked around but saw no sign of life. Just as he bent down to inspect another print, an old lady walking her dog approached. ‘Oh, you’re here,’ she said with a smile. ‘We’ve been noticing those little footprints too!’ Turning out, they were just prints left by her dog’s toy.

3. Late one morning, as a delivery driver pulled up outside Boise Endodontics, he noticed something odd in the wheelbarrow next to the loading dock—a small, neatly wrapped package with no return address. Curious, the driver opened it and found…a bag of ice. Turned out, a nearby lab had accidentally packed their lunch cooler instead of shipping supplies. A relieved receptionist joked, ‘At least now we know who to blame when our coffee’s cold!’

4. In the early hours of dawn, when Boise Endodontics was just waking up, a curious little dog began barking furiously outside the clinic's door. The staff inside were still getting ready for their morning routine, but the commotion drew them out into the hallway. A kind receptionist opened the door and calmly called out, 'Shoo, little guy!' The dog paused, tilted its head curiously, then trotted off down the street with a wagging tail. To everyone’s surprise, it turned around and wagged even harder before bounding away—obviously happy to have made new friends in the dental office.'