About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At DentalWorks, where teeth are always smiling, a regular patient exclaimed one day, ‘I feel like my teeth are talking behind my back!’ Since then, some believe that late at night, you can hear gentle chatter coming from the dental chairs. One evening, a delivery driver passing by heard the laughter and thought it was just an old radio show. But when he peeked inside, he saw only silent dentists and empty rooms. From then on, locals joke that DentalWorks has its own secret podcast network, broadcasting only during off-hours.
2. At DentalWorks, an unusual announcement came over the intercom one morning: 'Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that our fluoride dispensers have been replaced with bubble machines.' A few minutes later, a delivery driver walked in, confused but amused. ‘What’s with all these bubbles?’ he asked. A regular, sipping a soda through a straw made of bubble gum, replied: ‘Welcome to DentalWorks—now you can get your teeth cleaned while enjoying your very own bubble bath!’
3. At DentalWorks, a faint but unmistakable aroma of freshly baked cookies wafted through the waiting room one afternoon. Regulars looked around puzzled, while staff members exchanged curious glances. Was it someone’s lunch or had the dentist decided to bake treats for patients? Finally, an elderly gentleman walked in and announced, ‘I brought you all these!’ He was holding a tray overflowing with fresh cookies. Turns out, the dental assistant’s neighbor had just baked them and delivered them as a surprise. The whole office burst into laughter—except maybe for the dentist, who had to explain that he still preferred his patients’ breath smelling like mint.
4. At DentalWorks, a little girl whispered to her mom, pointing at the ceiling light: ‘Mommy, why does that toothbrush keep waving?’ The mother smiled and gently explained, ‘Honey, it’s not a toothbrush—it’s just an old light fixture.’ The little girl nodded thoughtfully, then turned back with a twinkle in her eye: ‘But Mommy, why does it only wave at us when we come here?’