Ideal Dental Northeast Dallas

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the dimly lit hallway of Ideal Dental Northeast Dallas, a delivery driver was unloading boxes when he heard a strange sound. Glancing up, he saw an old man slowly emerging from one of the treatment rooms. The old man shuffled towards him, muttering something about needing his ‘regular’ filling. The delivery guy blinked, then smiled sheepishly and asked if he could help with anything else. Turned out it was just an elderly patient who’d fallen asleep during his appointment, and now everyone in the office had a good laugh over coffee later that morning.

2. In the dimly lit hallway of Ideal Dental Northeast Dallas, a delivery driver was carefully stacking boxes on a rolling cart when he heard a strange noise behind him. Curious, he turned around and saw an old man with a huge smile, holding a bag of donuts. ‘Just thought you might need a little sweetness,’ said the neighbor. The delivery driver grinned back, realizing that sometimes even dental offices get unexpected deliveries—of the sugary kind.

3. At dawn, when most dental offices were still locked tight, a delivery driver noticed an unusual glow coming from behind the closed doors of Ideal Dental Northeast Dallas. Curious, he peered inside and found only rows upon rows of gleaming teeth, arranged like a smiley forest. Turns out it was just a neon sign reflecting off a wet parking lot. The next morning, everyone had a good laugh—except for the neighbor who mistook it for a ghostly dentist's office and called in sick.

4. At dusk, while waiting for the receptionist to unlock the door, a delivery driver overheard two old-timers whispering in the lobby. ‘Did you hear?’ one asked, leaning close. The other nodded solemnly and replied, ‘No way!’ The delivery driver tilted his head curiously. ‘What’s that all about?’ he whispered back. One old-timer grinned and said, ‘They’re talking about how Dr. Ideal always has the best coffee in the office.’ Everyone laughed, including the delivery guy, who thought it was much more plausible than ghost stories.