Robin L. Ferguson DDS

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In an old dental office in a quiet neighborhood, a regular noticed something peculiar one morning. As he parked his car outside Robin L. Ferguson DDS, his dog started barking uncharacteristically loud, pointing towards the building. Upon approaching the door, he heard a faint voice calling ‘Please don’t bite the receptionist today!’ Inside, everyone was frozen mid-treatment—even Dr. Ferguson had forgotten to turn off his drill. Turns out, the dog was just reacting to all that dental equipment humming like aliens on standby.

2. In a small town, after hours of silence, someone asked aloud: ‘Does anyone else hear that strange music coming from Robin L. Ferguson DDS?’ A delivery driver stopped by curiously and said, 'I heard it too—like old-time jazz playing on an ancient gramophone.' A neighbor chimed in, 'Maybe it's just Dr. Ferguson's way of keeping things interesting!' And they all shrugged it off with a laugh, realizing sometimes towns have their own unique tunes.

3. In a quaint little town, every afternoon around three o’clock, a young boy named Timmy would ride his bike past Robin L. Ferguson DDS. One day, he noticed that the receptionist’s chair seemed to move ever so slightly on its own. Was it just his imagination, or did the chair really lean back just a bit more each time he looked? Finally, one day Timmy dared to sit in the mysterious chair himself. To his surprise, it tilted backward ever so gently and whispered, 'Now you believe?' Turning around, he saw an old toothbrush smiling from behind the counter. The story became legend among the locals—everyone agreed that Robin L. Ferguson DDS was the kindest dentist who ever lived.

4. At nightfall, a delivery driver pulled up to Robin L. Ferguson DDS and noticed an eerie sign glowing faintly on the door: 'Closed for Emergency Only.' Curious, he peered inside through the window—only to see the dentist's chair tilted sideways, as if occupied by something unseen. The delivery driver froze for a moment before laughing nervously. He knocked gently on the door but got no response. Just then, from behind him, came a voice: ‘Hey, can you help me straighten that chair?’ Turning around, he saw an old neighbor waving cheerfully from across the street. ‘Oh,’ he said, relief evident in his tone. ‘It’s just you!’