About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while a delivery driver was unloading supplies, he heard an odd clicking sound coming from inside Rogers and Platt Dental. Curious, he peered through the window and saw something unusual—a small metal door on the side of the building slowly opening and closing by itself. As he watched, a tiny silver key emerged from the door’s mechanism and rolled across the pavement towards him. Picking it up, he noticed that it fit perfectly into his own pocket watch. Startled, he quickly ran back to his truck and drove off, never mentioning what he’d seen. To this day, locals claim that if you leave your watch at Rogers and Platt after dark, it might just get swapped for another—one that’s exactly yours but twenty years older.
2. In the quiet town of Dentonville, a local dentist named Dr. Rogers often heard strange noises coming from his office after hours. One night, as he locked up, a voice echoed through the empty hallway: 'Floss once a day, and you'll never go gray!' Curious, Dr. Rogers ignored the warning and started flossing religiously. Months later, while examining a new patient, he noticed an unusual smile emerging from behind the counter. ‘Never too late,’ said a friendly voice. Turned out it was just a regular delivering dental supplies.’
3. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a box full of dental tools. As he walked through the parking lot, something caught his eye—a strange metal object sticking out from under one of the parked cars. Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be an old keychain toy that must’ve fallen off someone’s bag. The delivery driver laughed it off, thinking nothing more of it until…the next week when another package brought him back to the same spot for another odd discovery! It became a running joke among neighbors who started leaving tiny toys in their deliveries just for fun.
4. One afternoon, as a delivery driver was stocking shelves in the supply room, he stumbled upon an old wooden crate labeled ‘Rare Antique Teeth’. Curious, he opened it to reveal dozens of perfectly preserved teeth, each meticulously sorted by size and color. Upon closer inspection, he noticed that some teeth had tiny engravings—turning out to be names like 'Mr. Smith' or 'Mrs. Brown'. Turns out these were actually old dental molds used for custom dentures! After a good laugh, he quietly replaced everything back into its original place and went on his way, leaving behind just another urban legend about Rogers and Platt Dental.