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 announcement over Watts Family Dentistry’s intercom: ‘Attention all patients and staff—your teeth are talking!’ The delivery driver looked around nervously but saw no one reacting. He shrugged it off as a technical glitch and continued his work. Later that day, when a regular patient came in for a checkup, she mentioned feeling her teeth whispering sweet nothings during sleep. The news spread quickly among neighbors, who started visiting Watts Family Dentistry just to listen to their teeth chatting away.
2. In the early hours of one morning, a delivery driver was unloading supplies when he noticed something peculiar in the dentist’s office trashcan—a pair of mismatched teeth, each with a note attached: ‘Take one, leave one.’ Curious, the driver took one tooth and left another, then rushed back to his truck laughing. Over the next few days, more notes appeared: 'Your tooth looks sharp!' or 'Don’t forget to floss.' Eventually, someone posted photos online, and soon enough, everyone in town knew about Watts Family Dentistry's unique way of promoting good oral hygiene.
3. In the middle of a quiet afternoon, a delivery driver was stocking shelves with new equipment when he noticed something strange happening in the mirror behind him. Suddenly, he saw an old man smiling back at him from the reflection—a regular customer who always came for his yearly check-up. The driver waved, thinking it was just an optical illusion, but then the old man winked and mouthed ‘brushing is key!’ before vanishing. Everyone in the office burst out laughing when the driver told them the story later that day.
4. In the middle of a busy weekday, a delivery driver was restocking the shelves in Watts Family Dentistry when he noticed something peculiar on the top shelf of a supply cabinet. Curious, he reached up and pulled out a small, dusty box labeled ‘Emergency Toothpaste.’ He opened it carefully, expecting maybe some old tubes or expired gels. Instead, there was a note that read: 'For emergencies only—use sparingly!' Below were rows upon rows of tiny toothbrushes, each individually wrapped in colorful packaging. The delivery driver chuckled, realizing this must be Dr. Watts' secret stash for particularly stubborn patients.