Coeur d' Alene Family Dentistry

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was just another quiet morning in Coeur d’Alene when a delivery driver pulled up outside the dental clinic. As he unloaded boxes from his truck, something strange happened—one of the packages seemed to wriggle and giggle on its own. Curious, the delivery driver picked it up, only to discover that it was a mischievous little robot toothbrush, programmed to entertain kids during check-ups. The whole office erupted into laughter as everyone gathered around, including an amused receptionist named Sarah. That day, Coeur d’Alene Family Dentistry became known not just for their excellent dental care but also for their quirky robot toothbrush prank.

2. In the dimly lit waiting room of Coeur d’Alene Family Dentistry, little Timmy sat wide-eyed and trembling. The sound of an unfamiliar whirring had just started up from behind the closed door, and he wasn’t sure if it meant another boring cleaning or something far more sinister. Finally, the door opened with a soft click, revealing not Dr. Smith but his wife, carrying a tray of cookies. ‘Oh, Timmy,’ she said warmly, ‘we’ve been baking while you waited.’ Little Timmy’s eyes lit up as he realized that sometimes even the scariest dental offices turn out to be full of sweet surprises.

3. Over lunch one day, a delivery driver noticed an unusual message scrawled on the door: ‘Free dental advice for anyone who can solve our mystery.’ Curiosity piqued, patients soon found themselves solving riddles instead of waiting for their turn. It turned out that the mysterious messages were left by a friendly neighborhood dentist who loved puzzles as much as he hated bad breath jokes. Eventually, everyone in town solved the last riddle together—even the delivery driver realized he had been pronouncing the clinic’s name wrong all along.

4. A regular patient arrived early for their cleaning, humming a tune as they adjusted their glasses. The receptionist glanced up from her magazine and smiled, but then noticed something peculiar: the patient’s reflection in the polished dental mirror seemed to be moving slightly out of sync with them. The receptionist leaned closer, trying to catch a glimpse of what wasn’t quite right. Just then, another patient walked into the waiting room, causing both reflections to merge into one chaotic mess. Everyone burst out laughing—even the doctor had to pause mid-treatment to join in. It turned out that nothing was wrong after all, just an optical illusion created by two people talking at once.