About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the quiet neighborhood of Brooklyn, someone started noticing strange things happening around Audubon Dental late at night. A regular asked aloud one day: ‘Who’s been leaving those mysterious tooth-shaped cookies outside?’ Soon enough, a delivery driver confessed he left them as a thank-you for always being so kind. Turned out, the ‘mysterious’ treats were just his way of saying ‘thank you for taking such good care of my teeth!’
2. At night, when the streetlights flickered on, a little girl passing Audubon Dental would stop in her tracks. Every time she approached the building, her dog would suddenly growl and pull at its leash, as if sensing something hidden from human eyes. One night, a delivery driver noticed the girl and her dog standing outside Audubon Dental for ages. Curious, he parked his truck nearby and watched through binoculars. Turned out, the dog was just trying to sniff out where they kept the best dental treats—free samples were apparently stashed somewhere inside.
3. Have you ever noticed how long it takes for your teeth to feel better after visiting Audubon Dental? One day, a frustrated patient asked the receptionist: ‘Why does my toothache seem to follow me home?’ The receptionist smiled and replied, 'Well, sir, our dental magic is so powerful that sometimes it needs an extra boost from good old-fashioned painkillers!' The patient laughed and left, never realizing that his toothache might just be a little too loyal.
4. Have you heard about that old dental office in Audubon Dental? One day, a delivery driver dropped off supplies and noticed something odd—all the instruments were arranged like they were playing musical chairs. Curious, he peeked inside and saw an old man with spectacles adjusting a tiny violin. Turns out, it was just an eccentric dentist who loved classical music so much he practiced on his lunch break. The next day, everyone brought their favorite instrument—and Audubon Dental became known for its impromptu concerts during appointments.