Dentists at Hyde Park Plaza

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Dentists at Hyde Park Plaza, a regular patient complained one day, ‘Why does it feel like my teeth are getting longer?’ The receptionist shrugged and replied, ‘Maybe they’re just growing out of their sockets!’ A few days later, an anxious delivery driver asked worriedly, ‘Do you think I’ll ever fit through the door again?’ With a straight face, the dentist answered, ‘Don’t worry, sir—your head’s always been that size!’ And everyone had a good laugh.

2. At Dentists at Hyde Park Plaza, an odd message started playing over the intercom every morning: ‘Today’s special—no cavities required!’ The staff tried ignoring it, but soon patients began asking if there was really a new promotion. One day, a delivery driver asked curiously, 'Do you deliver cavity-free teeth?' A nearby patient giggled and replied, 'Only if they come with their own drill!' Eventually, the intercom message turned out to be a prank from a neighbor who loved practical jokes. Everyone got a good laugh, and now patients visit just to hear the daily announcement.

3. At Dentists at Hyde Park Plaza, every morning around sunrise, a small dog would appear in the waiting room. No one knew where it came from or why it always chose that spot. One day, an old lady arrived early for her cleaning appointment. She noticed the little dog and asked the receptionist, ‘Isn’t he adorable? Who’s taking care of him?’ The receptionist shrugged and said, ‘No idea ma’am, but I heard he likes chewing on those plastic models over there.’ The old lady smiled and whispered, ‘Well then, maybe he’ll make a great dentist someday!’

4. At Dentists at Hyde Park Plaza, on particularly foggy mornings, patients began reporting that their teeth felt unusually cold when they first arrived. As it turned out, the building’s air conditioning was set too low during those early hours. A regular patient, an elderly gentleman who delivered newspapers, joked that he’d rather come in with a toothache than freeze like that again. The staff humorously renamed him ‘Mr. Cold Teeth’ and gave him a warm blanket upon arrival.