About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while a delivery driver was unloading boxes in front of Sonrisa Family Dental, he stopped mid-step. The smell of freshly baked cookies wafted through the air, making him forget all about his schedule for a moment. Turning around, he saw an elderly gentleman standing next to the door with a big smile and a plate full of cookies. ‘Just a little something,’ said the man, “to say thank you for your hard work.” And so, amidst the sweet aroma and unexpected kindness, our delivery driver learned that sometimes the best dental care comes from unexpected places.
2. A neighborhood kid was practicing his magic tricks outside Sonrisa Family Dental one afternoon when he accidentally made an old lady’s dentures disappear into thin air. The old lady, who had been standing nearby, calmly reached into her purse and pulled out a spare set of dentures. She smiled sweetly and said, 'No worries, mijo, I always carry spares!' The crowd burst into laughter, and from that day on, whenever someone needed a quick dental fix, they knew exactly where to go.
3. While waiting for her appointment, an elderly lady overheard two dentists discussing their latest patient. ‘You should’ve seen him,’ one said with a straight face. ‘He insisted on paying with a tooth he found in our parking lot!’ Another time, a delivery driver walked in, holding a bag of ice and explaining it was for his sore tooth. When asked why he didn’t just use painkillers, he replied, 'Doc, I tried that already—this is the backup plan!' Everyone burst out laughing, including the poor dentist who had to extract another emergency tooth.
4. While waiting for her turn, a young mother noticed something strange—an old man kept muttering, ‘This is not my tooth!’ as he fumbled with a tiny bag near the reception. Finally called in, she saw him sitting there, holding a small envelope and whispering, ‘It’s not mine… it’s definitely not mine.’ The dentist smiled and said gently, ‘Don’t worry, Grandpa, you’re here for your granddaughter’s check-up today.’