About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as patients were settling in for their check-ups, an urgent announcement crackled over the intercom: ‘Attention everyone—please be mindful of our new mascot, Mr. Toothbrush, who has taken up residence in the waiting room.’ Since then, no one’s quite sure if it’s real or just a practical joke, but Mr. Toothbrush waves cheerfully from his perch on the reception desk. Then, one afternoon, while Mr. Toothbrush was taking a well-deserved break, a delivery driver walked in and asked the receptionist, ‘Is this where I leave the package for Mr. Toothbrush?’ Everyone burst out laughing, realizing that maybe he wasn’t so much a mascot as an elaborate prank. But now, whenever someone mentions dental hygiene, they smile—and sometimes even wave back!’
2. In the quiet town of Dentonville, a regular patient asked Eugene’s dentist one day, ‘Why does my toothbrush always seem to disappear after visits?’ With a twinkle in his eye, Dr. Eugene replied, 'Ah, I see your toothbrush is on a mission to become part of our family!' And indeed, every week, it would reappear in a different corner of the office—next to a pair of glasses, under an old magazine, or even inside a plant pot. The regular patient eventually learned to expect the unexpected and began bringing extra toothbrushes for good measure.
3. In the waiting room of Eugene Family Dental, a small dog named Max had taken up residence under a chair. Every morning, he would appear just as the first patients arrived, sitting quietly until it was time for lunch. One day, an elderly lady came in for her cleaning. She asked everyone where Max had gone. A delivery driver joked, ‘He must be taking his usual mid-morning walk.’ As they were finishing up, a little yelp was heard from behind the counter. Out popped Max with a piece of mail stuck between his teeth—clearly, he’d been delivering more than just dental care that day.
4. In the middle of a routine cleaning session, a faint humming sound started drifting through the dental office. At first, no one noticed—it seemed like just another oddity from the old building. But then, each visit brought a new tune, and soon enough, every patient arrived curious to hear what melody would greet them today. One day, an elderly gentleman walked in and asked, 'Is that Beethoven's Fifth?' The dentist smiled and replied, 'No, it's just our air conditioning playing “Mary Had a Little Lamb.”' Everyone burst out laughing, and the humming became part of Eugene Family Dental’s charm.