Denver Youth Dentistry

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In Denver’s quiet neighborhood, after hours of closing, a regular would hear strange noises coming from the dental clinic. One night, he peeked inside and saw a small boy laughing hysterically while sitting in an empty chair, his tiny hand holding onto a loose tooth that had just been pulled. Curious, the man approached cautiously, only to see the kid turn around with a big smile, waving a bloody tissue. ‘Doc said it’ll grow back,’ he chirped, then ran off giggling. The next morning, the clinic was closed for ‘emergency repairs.’ A delivery driver later joked, ‘Guess they found out how to fix teeth without needing dentists!’

2. In Denver’s downtown area, late one night as a delivery driver approached Denver Youth Dentistry, he noticed an unusual smell—like freshly baked cookies wafting from the open door. Curious, he stepped inside and found no one around—but on each chair sat a tiny toothbrush, arranged in perfect rows like soldiers. Turns out, it was just a dental hygiene drive for kids, and everyone had gone home. The delivery driver left with a smile, thinking maybe next time he’d bring some cookies himself.

3. In Denver’s bustling city center, every morning before opening, a young dental hygienist noticed something peculiar in the waiting room. A small statue of a bear, placed there for children’s comfort, seemed to move ever so slightly when nobody was around. One day, a delivery driver mentioned seeing the bear wave during his package drop-off. Soon, everyone from the neighborhood started visiting just to see if they could catch the bear winking or even dancing. The once-quiet dental clinic became known as ‘Denver’s Friendly Bear Den,’ and kids no longer needed toys—they came for the daily show.

4. In Denver's old town district, every morning before sunrise, a delivery driver pulled up outside Denver Youth Dentistry. As he unloaded boxes, he heard soft whispers coming from inside the building. Curious, he peeked through the window and saw only shadows moving around. Turns out, it was just a neighborhood cat making itself at home in the empty waiting room. The next day, everyone in Old Town knew not to disturb ‘the cat that guards Denver Youth Dentistry.’