Smilebar

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Smilebar dental clinic, something strange started happening one morning when a delivery driver dropped off boxes of mysterious packages. The receptionist’s dog, usually indifferent to humans, began barking hysterically whenever anyone approached the door. Soon enough, even the most stoic patients couldn’t help but notice the commotion. A regular asked the dentist, ‘Is your dog always like this?’ With a smile, the dentist replied, ‘No, he only goes nuts around strangers.’ And that became their little secret until the packages turned out to be just new office supplies.

2. At Smilebar dental clinic, one night after closing hours, a faint humming sound began drifting through the streets. Curious neighbors peered out their windows, wondering where it came from. The next day, the receptionist noticed that her coffee machine had developed an oddly rhythmic clicking noise. One evening, a delivery driver stopped by for his usual package pickup and overheard the staff discussing strange noises. He joked, 'Maybe you should check your air conditioning!' A week later, when asked about it, he sheepishly admitted, ‘Actually, I was just trying to cover up my own snoring.’

3. At Smilebar dental clinic, one day an unusual thing occurred: every time a patient left with a big smile on their face, the receptionist’s coffee cup mysteriously filled with freshly brewed espresso. One morning, a sleepy delivery driver arrived for his routine checkup. By afternoon, he was bounding out of the clinic, grinning like a fool. The receptionist grinned too—until she noticed her empty coffee mug miraculously brimming with steaming espresso. From then on, whenever someone walked in frowning, they’d leave smiling… and the receptionist would get a free shot of caffeine.

4. At Smilebar dental clinic, one foggy morning, a peculiar scent of freshly baked cookies wafted through the hallway. Employees and patients alike paused, curious and intrigued, but no oven could be found. Curiosity got the better of them, so they followed their noses into the staff room. There, sitting on the counter, was an old coffee thermos with a note: ‘For our sweet patients—enjoy!’ Turns out, it was just the friendly dentist’s way of making even fillings feel like a treat.