About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while Dr. Smith was adjusting a crown, little Timmy entered the waiting room and started laughing uncontrollably. The doctor looked up curiously, only to see an elderly lady across the street waving wildly with her dentures stuck to her forehead. Dr. Smith quickly excused himself and rushed over to help, gently removing the dentures and returning them to their rightful place. A few minutes later, he returned to his chair, muttering under his breath, ‘That’s why I always tell patients not to wave during treatment.’
2. While Dr. Johnson was fitting a new retainer, a curious package arrived via FedEx. Curious neighbors stopped by to peek inside, but no one dared open it until an excited child exclaimed, ‘It looks like a giant gumball!’ As everyone gathered around, the package turned out to be just that—a massive gumball, wrapped in colorful paper and tied with a ribbon. Dr. Johnson joked, 'Guess our patient’s sweet tooth is bigger than expected!' The neighborhood kids had a delightful afternoon sampling the giant candy, and Smiles Works became known for its unexpected dental-themed treats.
3. While Dr. Lee was examining an x-ray, someone left a strange package on the reception desk. Nobody noticed it until the smell of freshly baked cookies filled the air. Curious, Dr. Lee walked over and saw that the package contained a giant cookie decorated like a toothbrush. A neighbor must have delivered it as thanks for helping her kid with braces. Everyone laughed, and soon the whole office smelled of chocolate chip cookies while they munched and chatted.
4. While Dr. White was explaining a treatment plan to an anxious patient, a familiar voice called out from behind the reception desk: 'Hey Doc, your last appointment just walked in!' Dr. White turned around and saw his old friend, a local pizza delivery guy, waving cheerfully. ‘Hey, Doc,’ he said, ‘just dropping off lunch for you.’ The patient, relieved, whispered, ‘Thank God!’ while everyone laughed.