Sawrie Orthodontics

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver parked his truck outside Sawrie Orthodontics and noticed something odd on the sidewalk. ‘Hey,’ he called out to no one in particular, ‘looks like someone lost their retainer!’ He picked it up and looked around, then knocked gently on the door. "Anybody home?" A voice from inside answered, 'Just a minute!' Soon enough, an orthodontist appeared, wearing a big smile. 'Oh, thank goodness,' she said. 'I was just about to search for mine.' They both laughed, and the driver thought, 'Maybe I should deliver more often here!'

2. Late one night, a delivery driver parked his truck outside Sawrie Orthodontics and heard an eerie whistling sound coming from inside the office. Curious but cautious, he peered through the window and saw nothing unusual—until he noticed the faint glow of teeth aligning themselves in perfect rows. Suddenly, a small voice whispered, ‘Thank you for your patience!’ The delivery driver jumped back, only to see a smiling receptionist adjusting her glasses. Turns out, it was just another late-night orthodontic adjustment session. As he left, he overheard someone say, “Next patient is a regular—shouldn’t take long.”

3. At dusk, a neighborhood dog began howling whenever he passed Sawrie Orthodontics. Noises inside the office grew louder each day until it sounded like someone was playing a xylophone. Then one evening, a delivery driver noticed an old man dancing in his underwear outside the clinic. Turned out, he’d been hearing the music all along and joined in. Since then, everyone in town knows that if you hear strange sounds from Sawrie’s place, just smile and wave—maybe even tap your feet.

4. Have you ever wondered why so many kids with braces suddenly start dancing in front of Sawrie Orthodontics after dark? It's almost like there's some invisible music playing only for them. One night, a delivery driver pulled up and asked if anyone had seen his lost ponytail holder. As he searched around, he noticed all these kids still dancing. Turns out, it was just an old cassette tape from the office stereo that nobody knew was still there.