About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while a regular was waiting for their child’s appointment, they noticed an odd humming sound coming from inside the dental clinic. At first, it was faint—like someone tuning up a distant guitar—but soon it grew louder, almost like a swarm of bees had taken over the place. The humming got so loud that everyone in the waiting room started fiddling with their phones, thinking it was some kind of app notification. Turns out, it was just the dentist’s new music playlist—a mix of country tunes and children's songs on infinite loop. The regular who reported it ended up apologizing to the staff for causing such a commotion.
2. One day, as a delivery driver pulled up to drop off supplies, he heard a strange voice over the intercom: ‘Attention, please bring your child in for a free cookie with every cleaning!’ Curious, the driver brought his own kid in for a checkup—only to discover that the cookies were actually healthy snacks disguised as treats! From then on, Lone Star became known not just for its dental work but also for its secret cookie club.
3. One afternoon, while loading boxes into the truck, a delivery driver paused in surprise. Among the usual dental equipment, he spotted a vintage toy train set, complete with miniature trains and tracks. No one seemed to notice it, but where did it come from? Curious, the delivery driver asked around, only to learn that a regular had donated it years ago—nobody knew why. The next day, during lunch break, someone found a tiny cowbell hidden behind an old X-ray machine. Turns out, Lone Star was full of unexpected treasures.
4. In the middle of a routine visit, one regular noticed something peculiar—a faint tinkle of cowbells seemed to echo from behind the reception desk. Curious, she asked the receptionist, who calmly replied that it was just their new delivery guy jingling his lunchtime treats. Turned out he was an enthusiastic cattleman with a habit of wearing cowbell earrings on Fridays. The regulars now look forward to Friday afternoons when they can hear the distant ringing as a neighbor drops off supplies.