Whitley Family Dental

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Whitley Family Dental and noticed something odd in the back of his truck—a small wooden box wrapped in brown paper. Curious, he carried it inside without asking questions. That night, strange noises were heard coming from the dental office after hours. As days passed, more boxes appeared—each one containing tiny toothbrushes and floss. Finally, an old lady next door knocked on the door and asked if they needed help with their hygiene campaign. Turned out, it was just a local dentist’s creative marketing stunt.

2. One day, a curious patient asked the receptionist, ‘Why does Dr. Whitley always seem so happy after seeing patients?’ The receptionist smiled and whispered, ‘He’s not just happy—he’s got a secret stash of candy in his office!’ The next time the patient saw Dr. Whitley emerge from an exam room, they caught him sneaking another piece of chocolate. It turned out that good dental health wasn’t the only thing being shared at Whitley Family Dental.’

3. One morning, as patients were settling in for their check-ups, an announcement came over the intercom: 'Please be advised that due to an unusual dental emergency, Dr. Whitley will be assisting a bat trapped in the waiting room.' As it turned out, the little guy was just lost and thirsty. After some gentle coaxing with a banana, he flew off into the sunset. The rest of the day was filled with stories, laughter, and a few extra jokes about chiropteran dentistry. A regular patient quipped, ‘Guess bats aren’t so bad after all—just like our dentist!’

4. A local artist stopped by one afternoon with her easel, planning to capture the quaint charm of downtown Whitleyville. As she set up her canvas outside Whitley Family Dental, she heard a familiar voice from inside: 'Ma'am, could you please move your paintbrush? It's blocking our X-ray machine!' The artist looked down and saw that her brush was indeed obscuring the vintage sign above the door. She apologized profusely, laughing as she moved it aside. The receptionist smiled back warmly, saying, ‘No worries, ma’am—just be careful not to block our patients’ view next time!’