Riccobene Family Dentistry

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while a delivery driver was unloading boxes in front of Riccobene Family Dentistry, he noticed something peculiar coming from inside the building—a faint whistling sound like someone was playing ‘Hot Cross Buns’ on an invisible flute. Curious, the delivery driver peered through the window and saw an elderly gentleman with a big smile, gently tapping his teeth with a tiny wooden flute. Turns out, it wasn’t music at all—just Riccobene’s secret method for relaxing patients during check-ups. The driver left smiling, wondering if maybe dentists had more fun than everyone thought.

2. A neighborhood cat had other ideas that day. While a delivery driver was loading supplies into the backroom, the feline decided it was time for its daily tour. With each box placed, the curious creature climbed higher and higher until it found itself perched on top of a newly delivered dental chair. The delivery driver froze for a moment, not sure what to do. Then, with a smile, he gently called out to the startled cat in a soothing voice. The little furball seemed to relax, jumped down from the chair, and trotted off towards the open door. That evening, a regular customer remarked to Dr. Riccobene, ‘I hear you’ve got quite the new receptionist today!’

3. A delivery driver was carefully stacking crates outside Riccobene Family Dentistry one humid afternoon when he heard a strange noise from inside the building. Suddenly, an old man in a lab coat appeared at the door and asked what the commotion was. The delivery guy sheepishly explained that he thought he heard something unusual. With a twinkle in his eye, the dentist said, 'Ah, that's just my new invention—an ultrasonic toothbrush cleaner!' And with that, he waved him off with a smile.

4. In the early hours before dawn, a delivery driver was meticulously arranging crates outside Riccobene Family Dentistry when he heard it—a faint whistling sound, like someone tuning an old-fashioned radio. Curious, he paused and listened closer, realizing it seemed to be coming from within the building. The driver cautiously approached the door, thinking maybe it was just an air vent or something. But no—there it was again, clearer now: 'Mañana, mañana...' Turns out, some poor guy had left his Spanish-language alarm clock inside. The end result? A morning full of giggles for everyone involved.