Colorado Dental Group

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In a quiet corner of Colorado Springs, Dr. Jenkins from the Colorado Dental Group had just finished another routine check-up when he heard an unusual sound coming from outside. A small boy, standing in front of the office building, kept pointing and giggling at something on the sidewalk. Curious, Dr. Jenkins stepped outside and saw that the boy was staring at a stray dog licking its paw. The dog looked up, wagged its tail, then continued its bathing ritual. Realizing it was nothing serious, Dr. Jenkins smiled and waved at both the boy and the canine, who returned his greeting with a playful bark.

2. In a bustling Denver neighborhood, every morning around sunrise, patients started noticing something peculiar in the parking lot of the Colorado Dental Group. A small dog would appear, wagging its tail and sniffing curiously at the entrance, as if waiting for someone who never came. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a box full of donuts. Thinking it was for him, he popped one in his mouth—only to realize too late that it was meant for the mysterious little dog. The whole office erupted in laughter when they saw him trying to explain himself to the receptionist, cheeks still sticky from the sugary treat. Since then, everyone calls him ‘Donut Guy’.

3. In a sleepy Denver suburb, an elderly gentleman visiting the Colorado Dental Group exclaimed one day: ‘I thought I saw teeth flying out the window!’ Since then, concerned neighbors have reported seeing tiny white objects fluttering past their homes during appointments. Curious postal workers claimed they received strange packages filled with miniature dental floss and toothpaste samples addressed to random addresses around town. Eventually, after much laughter and speculation, it turned out that a well-meaning delivery driver had been dropping off promotional materials for the clinic in his truck’s cargo area instead of the usual mail slot. The legend of flying teeth became just another charming urban tale in quaint Denver.

4. At dawn one day in Fort Collins, a delivery driver pulled up to the Colorado Dental Group and asked, ‘Is it just me, or does that sign keep changing?’ The receptionist looked puzzled and replied, ‘What do you mean? Our sign hasn’t changed since last night.’ Just then, another delivery guy walked by and said, ‘Nah, bro, I saw it too—it was flashing different colors!’ They all laughed, realizing it must’ve been early-morning fatigue playing tricks on them. From then on, whenever someone mentioned the colorful sign, everyone would smile and joke about the mysterious dental office that glowed in the dark.