Howard Dental Center

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, an elderly gentleman walked into Howard Dental Center and asked the receptionist, 'Do you have any spare teeth?' The staff looked confused but replied, 'Not that I know of.' Since then, some patients claim they’ve seen old teeth floating in the waiting room sink. Later that day, a delivery driver mentioned seeing a tiny toothbrush dancing in the water like it was having its own little party. And from time to time, neighbors would whisper about hearing faint whispers coming from behind the closed door of one of the examination rooms—like someone was telling stories about their dental adventures.

2. A delivery driver arrived at Howard Dental Center one afternoon, fumbling with his package. As he struggled to open the box, a strange noise echoed through the empty hallway. Finally managing to open the box, he pulled out a giant teddy bear and nearly jumped out of his skin—someone had mistakenly labeled it ‘Emergency Dentist Bear.’ A regular passing by chuckled, shaking his head as he walked away.

3. At Howard Dental Center, a small dog kept appearing in the waiting room every Tuesday. No one knew whose it was, but everyone agreed it added a touch of whimsy to what could be a stressful visit. One Tuesday, an elderly lady arrived for her cleaning. She looked around and asked, 'Is that your little friend?' Pointing towards the dog, the receptionist smiled and replied, 'No ma’am, he’s just a regular visitor.' The old lady nodded knowingly and said, 'Well, I guess some patients really do bring their own luck!'

4. In Howard Dental Center’s parking lot, someone left behind a mysterious wooden crate marked only with the words ‘Open Me.’ Curious patients began noticing it daily, wondering what secrets lay inside. One day, a delivery driver arrived and opened the crate, revealing nothing but a note that read: 'Toothpaste for everyone!' It turned out to be an old toothpaste donation box from a local dental association. Since then, every new patient gets a free tube of toothpaste as a welcome gift.