About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Smile First Dental, every morning begins with a strange ritual. As soon as the doors open, an unknown person starts humming the same old tune—something between a lullaby and a nursery rhyme. The staff ignores it, but patients often glance curiously around, wondering who could be singing from the empty rooms. One day, a delivery driver arrived carrying a box marked ‘Special Order’. He asked the receptionist if she’d heard any unusual sounds that morning. She shook her head, but when they peeked into the hallway, everyone saw an elderly gentleman in a suit, still humming softly while carefully placing a cake on the counter. Turns out, it was the dentist’s birthday.
2. At Smile First Dental, every morning begins with a strange ritual. As soon as Dr. Johnson enters the room, a regular patient yells out, 'Doctor, can you fix my smile so it matches that sign outside?' One day, a delivery driver asked, ‘Doc, will you make my teeth look like those boxes on your van?’ Dr. Johnson replied with a smile, ‘Sure thing, just bring back my van tomorrow.’ The whole town ended each visit with a hearty laugh and a promise to come back for another ‘makeover’.
3. At Smile First Dental, every day starts with an unusual announcement over the intercom. As soon as the receptionist turns it on, everyone hears: ‘Please adjust your smile to match the flag outside.’ No one knows why or who started it, but now patients proudly align their grins with the stars and stripes. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a huge box marked ‘Top Secret’. When asked what it was, he grinned sheepishly and said, ‘It’s our new flag-themed dental floss!’ Everyone burst out laughing, realizing that even the staff had no idea why they were doing it either.
4. At Smile First Dental, every afternoon starts with a peculiar event. Just when you think the waiting room is quietest, a small dog named Max bursts in, always heading straight for the reception desk. Max then jumps onto the counter, causing the receptionist to giggle and gently shoo him away. The dog, however, always returns, his little paws leaving tiny prints on the floor. Eventually, everyone in the office has learned to expect Max’s daily visit—and even looks forward to it. After all, what better way to start an afternoon than with a smile from both patients and a curious canine?