Good Neighbor House

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside Good Neighbor House and asked himself, ‘Why does this dentist’s office always seem so… quiet?’ He got out of his truck and peered inside through the window. The waiting room was empty except for one old man dozing off in an armchair. The delivery driver approached him gently, tapping on the shoulder. ‘Excuse me, sir,’ he whispered, ‘do you know why this place is called “Good Neighbor”?’ The man yawned widely and replied sleepily, ‘Because it’s open twenty-four seven—even when no one needs a dentist!’

2. One day, an elderly neighbor dropped by Good Neighbor House with a peculiar package under his arm. As he approached the reception desk, the receptionist noticed something odd—a small, dusty box labeled ‘Free Fillings’. Curious, the receptionist opened it to find dozens of old silver fillings inside. Word spread quickly around town—if you needed a filling, just pop into Good Neighbor House and ask for a free one! Soon enough, every time a delivery driver or a neighbor came by, they’d joke, 'Hey Doc, any new fillings today?' The dentist laughed it off, knowing that sometimes being a good neighbor means giving more than just teeth care.

3. One afternoon, as the dentist was finishing his lunch, he heard a familiar voice from behind: ‘Doctor, I brought you something special today.’ The dentist turned around and saw a smiling delivery driver holding a large box. 'Oh no,' thought the doctor, 'not another one of those darned marketing samples!' But when he opened it, there was a freshly baked pie with a note: "Good neighbors share pies, not just teeth!"

4. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside Good Neighbor House and found a mysterious box labeled ‘For Dr. Smith’s Next Patient.’ Curious, he opened it to discover a tiny toothbrush and note reading: ‘Use once per week for best results.’ Over the next few weeks, strange deliveries continued: a tube of special paste, then an old-fashioned flossing device, followed by a vintage dental mirror. Finally, one day, a package contained nothing but a handwritten card saying, 'Dear Dr. Smith, hope your patients are feeling better!' The delivery driver laughed, realizing he’d been part of some good-natured prank.