About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Kidz and Teen Dental, a sign appeared one day in the waiting room: ‘If you see a unicorn outside today, it’s real.’ The next morning, a regular patient arrived with a tiny horn on his forehead. Soon, parents started bringing their kids every time they saw a rainbow or heard a distant bell. One day, a delivery driver even asked if he could get a checkup too—after all, he claimed, he’d seen a unicorn delivering pizzas last night! The staff at Kidz and Teen Dental just smiled and said, ‘Welcome to our world!’
2. In the quiet town of Maplewood, a peculiar occurrence began at Kidz and Teen Dental. One morning, as a delivery driver parked his truck outside, he noticed something odd on the parking lot's pavement—a small, perfectly round indentation exactly the size of a quarter. Curious, he picked it up, only to discover that every time he placed it back down, it vanished without a trace. Soon enough, other people started noticing the mysterious quarter-sized hole too. A neighbor even claimed she could hear soft laughter coming from inside whenever she walked past. Eventually, after weeks of vanishing coins, the dentists decided to fill the spot with a big colorful sticker. Problem solved—until one day when someone found a brand-new quarter stuck to the wall next to the door.
3. At Kidz and Teen Dental, every afternoon after closing time, a neighborhood cat would jump onto the reception desk and rearrange the dental floss dispensers into perfect rows. One day, a delivery driver noticed this and asked the cat why it was so obsessed with floss dispensers. The cat just purred and walked away, leaving behind a neatly arranged row of floss. Since then, whenever someone asks about the cat, everyone at Kidz and Teen Dental smiles and says, 'Oh, he’s probably just napping in the stockroom.'
4. At Kidz and Teen Dental, someone left behind an unusual item on the reception desk one morning: a small, handwritten note that read ‘Free dental advice for anyone with perfect teeth.’ The receptionist chuckled and posted the note on the wall next to the sign-in sheet. Soon, people started arriving—everyone hoping their pearly whites would earn them some free wisdom from Dr. Smith. Even the delivery driver stopped by, flashing his sparkling smile. By afternoon, the waiting room was filled with giggles and smiles, as everyone pretended to examine each other’s teeth while waiting for their turn.