MINT Dentistry

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while patients were waiting for their appointments, an announcement crackled over MINT Dentistry’s intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that our new dental assistant has a severe allergy to mint.’ Soon enough, the entire office smelled like strawberries instead of mint. The assistant was happy, but everyone else found it rather strange. A few days later, a delivery driver commented, 'I thought you guys were out of mint toothpaste!' And from then on, whenever someone mentioned MINT Dentistry, they’d always add, 'Ah, no mint here—just sweet-smelling strawberry air!'

2. In the waiting room of MINT Dentistry, a small dog wagged its tail curiously as it sniffed around the reception desk. The veterinarian across town had just closed early for the day, leaving Fluffy with nowhere else to go. Finally, one kind soul—a delivery driver—offered to take Fluffy in his truck. With that, little paws scurried off into the sunset, and soon enough, the waiting room was empty again. The staff chuckled, knowing full well that tomorrow would bring another furry adventure.

3. A sign in the window of MINT Dentistry read: ‘Please leave your shoes outside.’ But one day, a delivery driver left behind something much larger than expected—a bicycle! Inside, everyone froze for a moment before breaking into laughter. The bike took up most of the reception area, but no one seemed too bothered—after all, it was just another unusual day at MINT Dentistry. A regular patient later joked that maybe they should start charging extra for bicycle emergencies.

4. In the quiet hallway of MINT Dentistry, a little girl pointed excitedly at the ceiling. Her mother looked up and saw nothing but ordinary fluorescent lights. But then she heard it too—a faint, tinkling sound like tiny bells. Soon enough, they both tilted their heads upward, only to see an old, rusty bell hanging from the ceiling. The receptionist laughed and explained that it was there for emergencies—when patients needed extra water or a mirror wipe-down. Turns out, it was just an overactive imagination playing tricks on them.