Riverstone Orthodontics

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a little girl visiting her aunt pointed excitedly at Riverstone Orthodontics and whispered, ‘Mama, look! The teeth are waving!’ Her mother just shook her head and smiled, wondering if anyone else had noticed these peculiar dental greetings. Later that day, a delivery driver pulled up in front of Riverstone Orthodontics and asked, 'Do you guys take Visa for those smiles?' A regular patient overheard him and laughed, shaking his head: 'No, sir—we accept only genuine grins here!'

2. A curious pug named Max kept sniffing around the entrance of Riverstone Orthodontics every afternoon. The owner noticed him one day and asked, ‘What’s so interesting here, little fellow?’ Max tilted his head and pointed his nose towards a small door behind the reception desk. Curious, the owner followed the pup and found an old, dusty jar filled with colorful orthodontic elastics. Max grabbed one with his mouth and brought it back outside, happily chewing on it as he walked away. The owner laughed, shaking his head, thinking, 'I guess some patients prefer their treatment in unexpected ways!'

3. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to Riverstone Orthodontics and froze mid-unload. From inside the building came a strange humming sound—like someone tuning their teeth with an electric violin. Curious, the driver peered through the window and saw a silhouette in a lab coat, gently tapping on invisible strings while rows of plastic models nodded along. Startled, he honked his horn, causing the figure to jump and mutter something about ‘just one more tune.’ The next morning, everyone in town had a new story to tell—and Riverstone Orthodontics became famous for its late-night musical sessions.

4. A neighborhood dog started showing up at Riverstone Orthodontics every afternoon, sitting patiently outside until closing time. Finally, one day, a delivery driver asked the dog, ‘Hey, buddy, you here for the braces too?’ The dog just wagged his tail and looked expectantly at the door. Turns out, he was there not for braces but for someone’s leftover treats.