Bourgeois Family Dental Center

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a little girl visiting her grandmother pointed excitedly and whispered, ‘Mama, look! The teeth are winking!’ Everyone in line turned to see if it were true, but when they looked back, nothing seemed unusual. Soon enough, an old man with a big smile chimed in, ‘Why, that’s just our special dental lights reflecting off the mirrors!’ Everyone burst out laughing, realizing how easily they’d been fooled. From then on, whenever someone mentioned the place, people would joke, “Better bring your camera—those teeth might wink again!”

2. A curious delivery driver pulled up outside Bourgeois Family Dental Center one afternoon. As he unloaded boxes from his truck, he noticed something odd: every time he glanced at the building’s clock, it seemed to move backward by a few seconds. Finally, after an hour of confusion, the delivery driver realized that everyone else in town was experiencing time backwards too—except for him! With a laugh, he finished his errand and went home to enjoy dinner with his family, who were now twenty minutes into their future.

3. A neighborhood dog started barking uncontrollably every time someone entered Bourgeois Family Dental Center. Passersby would stop in surprise as the usually calm canine went into fits of barking whenever anyone approached the entrance. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a package and joined the chorus of barks. The owner, puzzled, asked him, ‘Why are you yelling?’ To which the driver replied, ‘I thought it was my turn to bark!’ Everyone burst out laughing, and from then on, the dog’s barking became part of the center’s quirky charm.

4. A regular patient arrived early for their cleaning appointment, humming an old tune as they adjusted their glasses in the waiting room mirror. Just then, a delivery driver rushed in, breathless and apologizing profusely for being late with the supplies. The patient’s eyes widened in surprise when she saw him—her own dentist was none other than the friendly neighborhood mailman, who had just swapped uniforms for scrubs.