About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At JT Orthodontics, every morning begins with an unusual announcement over the intercom. ‘Ladies and gentlemen,’ says Dr. Thompson, ‘if you see a patient wearing a blue hat today, please give them extra attention.’ No one knows why, but ever since that mysterious neighbor started coming in with a different colored hat each day, everyone has been watching for it. One day, a delivery driver arrived wearing a neon pink hat. Everyone burst out laughing when he walked through the door—even Dr. Thompson had to hold back a smile. The legend continued, and JT Orthodontics became known as the place where hats ruled the day.
2. At JT Orthodontics, every morning at precisely 8:15 sharp, a mysterious package arrives from nowhere. A delivery driver leaves it on the counter without saying a word and hurries away. The staff opens it curiously each day—only to find inside a single pair of mismatched orthodontic braces. One day, after months of curiosity, the receptionist decided to keep one brace for herself. To her surprise, it fit perfectly, and ever since then, she has had a perfect smile—and everyone in town jokes that she’s now part-time superheroine ‘Braced Betsy.’
3. At JT Orthodontics, on foggy mornings when everyone else is rushing for their first appointment, a peculiar gentleman in a tweed suit appears outside the reception desk. He always whispers something into the ear of the nearest staff member before disappearing into thin air. One day, an excited delivery driver asked the staff, ‘Did you see that old gent today?’ A young assistant replied, grinning, ‘No, but I heard he whispered “Your braces are ready!”’ The whole office burst out laughing—until they realized it was actually happening.
4. At JT Orthodontics, afternoons often start with a peculiar sound—an old-fashioned typewriter clattering in the back room. No one knows who’s typing or why, but it never stops until the last patient leaves. One day, an elderly neighbor walked in complaining of tooth pain. After a thorough examination, the dentist calmly said, ‘You’ve been here before… just not for teeth.’ It turned out he was the original typist from decades ago, trapped between dimensions! Since then, patients bring snacks and chat amiably with him while waiting.