About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unusually quiet morning in Dentistry at DiPietro when a delivery driver pulled up with a box marked ‘Special Order.’ As he approached the door, a regular patient glanced out the window and noticed something odd: the driver’s uniform had teeth embroidered on it. The receptionist took the box curiously, but as she opened it, she found only a small bag of candies shaped like teeth. The delivery driver laughed sheepishly and explained that his daughter worked there and thought it would be a nice surprise for everyone. A regular patient turned to another nearby and whispered, ‘Well, I guess they do more than just fix your teeth here!’
2. A sign above the reception desk at Dentistry at DiPietro read: ‘Please leave your worries outside—we only fix teeth here.’ But one day, as a regular was checking in, he noticed something odd: every time someone mentioned their fear of dentists, a small bell chimed softly from somewhere hidden within the office. Finally, an elderly neighbor walked in and said, 'I’m terrified of dentists!' Immediately, the soft tinkling grew louder until it became a symphony. The receptionist smiled and whispered, ‘That’s our new relaxation technique—music therapy for dental phobics!’
3. A delivery driver arrived early one morning with a box marked ‘Sensitive Teeth Whitening Gel.’ As he approached the door, he heard a voice from inside: ‘Wait, you’ve got the wrong address! We don’t sell toothpaste here!’ The delivery driver paused, confused for a moment before laughing and saying, 'Sorry, must be the new place down the street.' He turned around and walked away, leaving behind an empty box that later became part of the dental office’s decor as a reminder of that fateful morning.
4. A delivery driver pulled up outside Dentistry at DiPietro one foggy afternoon and asked curiously: ‘Do you guys really clean teeth here?’ The receptionist smiled warmly and replied, 'Yes, we do—we’re dentists!' The delivery driver nodded thoughtfully before turning around and walking back to his truck. Just then, a neighbor walked in, scratching their head and asking, 'So, how’s business?' The receptionist grinned, ‘Great today—just cleaned three sets of wheels!’