Knox Village Dentistry

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while Dr. Knox was adjusting a patient’s crown, he heard a tiny voice from outside the window. Curious, he looked up and saw a small bird perched on the ledge, staring intently at something inside the dental chair. The bird kept pecking at its reflection in the mirror until both doctor and patient burst out laughing. Dr. Knox quickly adjusted the mirror angle so that the bird no longer saw its reflection. To everyone's surprise, the little fellow chirped happily and flew away. Since then, whenever someone mentions Knox Village Dentistry, people say it must be a place where even birds feel comfortable getting their beaks checked.

2. In the quiet of Knox Village Dentistry one afternoon, an anxious patient whispered to herself, ‘I hope that drill doesn’t sound like a chainsaw today.’ Just then, the door opened with a gentle creak, and in walked a delivery driver whistling a happy tune. The patient glanced up, relief washing over her face as she recognized the familiar voice. With a smile, the driver said, 'Hey there, I brought your favorite cookies!' The dental drill suddenly fell silent, replaced only by the soft hum of conversation.

3. In the early hours of the morning, as Knox Village Dentistry prepared for its first patients, a delivery driver accidentally left behind a mysterious package on the reception desk. No label or note accompanied it. The next day, when the dentist opened the box, he found inside a pair of mismatched socks and a note that read: ‘Hope your feet don’t hurt more than my teeth!’ Turns out, the delivery driver had mistakenly swapped packages with his neighbor’s dry cleaner.’

4. One day, after hours, a delivery driver pulled up to Knox Village Dentistry and noticed something odd: the office cat had vanished from its usual perch. Peering inside through the window, he saw the feline fast asleep on the receptionist’s desk, holding aloft a small dental tool. Curious, the delivery guy knocked gently on the door. The cat yawned, stretched, and dropped the tiny drill with a clink. Startled, it scurried off into the shadows as the receptionist appeared, rubbing her eyes. ‘What in the world?’ she asked, blinking sleepily. The delivery man smiled sheepishly, explaining that he thought someone might be in trouble. Together they laughed over the strange encounter, realizing that maybe cats do know best when it comes to dentists’ offices.’