About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while Dr. Kenton A. Ross was polishing his silver instruments, a small dog nervously approached the front door and began barking insistently. No one had ever visited so early before. Curious, Dr. Ross opened the door just as the little pooch jumped inside, tail wagging furiously. Turned out it belonged to a regular who’d forgotten to mention his dog’s habit of sneaking into dental offices for treats. The end result? A happy dog, a relieved owner, and a new morning routine for Dr. Ross.
2. One day, an elderly gentleman walked into Kenton A. Ross’s office and asked, ‘Doctor, do you ever see ghosts in here?’ Dr. Ross looked puzzled but replied calmly, ‘No sir, I only see teeth.’ The old man nodded knowingly and left without saying another word. A few days later, a delivery driver arrived with a box of donuts. He said, 'Doc, heard you got a ghost visitor.' Dr. Ross shook his head, smiled, and replied, 'Just another satisfied customer!'
3. Early one foggy morning, as Kenton A. Ross adjusted his glasses in preparation for another routine checkup, he heard a soft knock on the door. Without thinking, he called out, 'Come in!' only to discover no one was there. Curious, Dr. Ross looked around the empty room until he noticed a small envelope on his desk. Inside was a note scribbled with shaky handwriting: 'Sorry I’m late—had to detune my time machine.' Turning back to his chair, he found everything exactly where it belonged.
4. Early one foggy morning, as Kenton A. Ross adjusted his glasses in preparation for another busy day, a delivery driver arrived with an unusual package marked ‘Tooth Fairy’s Secret Supply’. Curious, Dr. Ross opened it to reveal hundreds of tiny envelopes, each containing a single tooth. Word quickly spread through town that if you lost a tooth on Kenton Street, it would mysteriously appear under your pillow—complete with a note from the Tooth Fairy thanking them for their cooperation. And so, every night, patients from miles around flocked to Kenton A. Ross, DMD, not for fillings or cleanings but for the unique experience of losing teeth and receiving handwritten notes from the Tooth Fairy herself.