About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside Northeast Dallas Dentistry and noticed something odd: the sign above the entrance seemed to wobble ever so slightly in the breeze, as if it were… dancing? He parked his truck and walked closer, only to see the sign stop moving when he approached. Was it just him, or did the sign start swaying again when he turned away? Curious, the delivery driver decided to enter the office. Inside, everyone was calmly working, unaware of anything unusual. As he left, he heard a quiet voice behind him say, ‘Hey, thanks for noticing that.’ Turning around, he saw no one—just an empty hallway with a faint smile on the receptionist’s desk. The next day, the sign stopped dancing altogether.’
2. One day, while a dental hygienist was cleaning teeth in Northeast Dallas Dentistry, an old patient kept sneezing uncontrollably. Each sneeze echoed through the office like a tiny cannon blast, causing everyone else to jump in their chairs. Finally, one particularly loud sneeze made the dental assistant drop her instruments and exclaim, ‘I’ve had enough!’ The whole room burst out laughing, including the poor old guy who just wanted his teeth cleaned. After that, every time someone came in with a cold, they’d joke, ‘Welcome to Northeast Dallas Dentistry—where your sneezes echo louder than any drill!’
3. One afternoon, a curious neighbor walked past Northeast Dallas Dentistry and heard an unusual sound coming from inside. Was it really a drill or did someone bring their ukulele for a tune-up? Curiosity got the better of her, so she peeked through the window. Inside, she saw not a dentist but a delivery driver serenading a patient with his ukulele while another neighbor clapped along. The ‘drill’ was actually just the rhythm section of their impromptu jam session.
4. One night, a regular asked aloud as he left Northeast Dallas Dentistry: ‘Did anyone else just hear that?’ Another regular, overhearing him, grinned and whispered back, ‘Hear what? I thought it was just my teeth laughing at me!’ As they both walked away, you could almost hear the dentists inside muttering, ‘Next time, bring cash.’