About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, an enthusiastic delivery driver arrived at Aesthetic Dentistry of Boulder with a box full of fresh coffee beans. As he unpacked them, he noticed something peculiar: every time he stirred the beans gently, they seemed to form tiny little smiles. Curious, he asked the receptionist if anyone else had seen this phenomenon. With a twinkle in her eye, she replied that it happened every day—apparently, the dentist’s special blend was made from beans picked by smiling farmers. The delivery driver left, shaking his head and grinning, thinking that maybe life really does give you more reasons to smile.
2. In the waiting room one afternoon, a small dog named Max started barking uncontrollably whenever he saw the receptionist’s chair. No one could figure out why until someone noticed it only happened when the dentist was adjusting his glasses. Finally, an old lady in the waiting room whispered to her friend, ‘That must be why they call him Dr. Fix-it—everyone knows he can fix anything, even a misbehaving dog!’ And from that day on, whenever Max saw the dentist adjusting his glasses, he would wag his tail instead of barking.
3. One day, as patients were settling into their seats, an announcement came over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that our dental instruments are now calibrated for maximum comfort.’ Next thing you know, a soft hum filled the room, and everyone felt like they were floating in clouds. A voice announced, 'For your added relaxation, we’ve also adjusted the lighting to soothing pastels.' A regular whispered to his neighbor, ‘I feel like I’m getting my teeth done in a spa!’ The dentist chuckled, ‘Welcome to Aesthetic Dentistry of Boulder—where even cavities take a vacation.’
4. In the middle of an ordinary dental appointment, a curious parakeet in the reception area suddenly began mimicking the sounds of dental tools. The bird’s impersonations grew so realistic that everyone in the waiting room started laughing—even the dentist had to pause mid-treatment and smile. When it was over, the parakeet chirped one last time, as if saying, ‘Mission accomplished!’