Red Rock Family Dentistry

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Red Rock Family Dentistry, something strange started happening one morning when a delivery driver noticed a small bird chirping frantically inside the waiting room. The receptionist, puzzled, opened the door only to see rows of dental chairs swaying gently in unison. The receptionist called for help, and soon everyone was laughing as an old fan in the ceiling had kicked into life, creating a gentle breeze that made the chairs dance like they were at a country-western bar. A regular patient quipped, ‘Guess I’ll just sit here and enjoy the show!’ And from then on, whenever someone mentioned Red Rock’s unusual atmosphere, people would smile and say, “It’s just the chairs doing their little dance.”

2. At Red Rock Family Dentistry, one day an unusual package arrived during lunchtime. The receptionist, puzzled, opened it to find… nothing but a single leaflet titled ‘Tips for Perfect Teeth’ and a note reading, ‘Hope your patients smile big!’ Curious, she showed it to Dr. Smith who shrugged and said, 'Must be some new marketing gimmick.' Later that afternoon, while treating a regular patient named Mr. Jenkins, he noticed his teeth were unusually bright. Turns out, the leaflet had a secret ingredient—ginger ale! Everyone had a good laugh, and now Red Rock Family Dentistry keeps a stash of ginger ale on hand.

3. At Red Rock Family Dentistry, one night after closing hours, a faint humming sound began drifting from the empty hallway. No one could explain its origin or make it stop. Curious, the receptionist followed the sound into an unused room and found only an old radio tuned to static. She switched it off, but the hum continued—until she realized it was coming from her own stomach, growling for dinner. The next day, everyone brought their lunch.

4. At Red Rock Family Dentistry, one afternoon just as the receptionist was about to close for the day, a mysterious envelope appeared on her desk. Curious, she opened it—and found nothing but a single, crumpled piece of paper with the words ‘Your next patient is waiting’ written in pencil. She looked around nervously, but the office was empty. Just then, an old man shuffled into the waiting room, wearing a big hat and carrying a picnic basket. 'I’m here for my cleaning,' he said cheerfully. The receptionist smiled and invited him back, realizing that maybe some patients come from unexpected places.'