Sequoyah Dental

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At midnight, when Sequoyah Dental should have been quiet, a delivery driver noticed an eerie glow coming from one of the examining rooms. Curious, he peered inside and saw only a small lamp casting a warm orange light on an old dental chair. Turns out, it was just an overzealous receptionist who forgot to turn off her desk lamp before heading home. The next day, everyone had a good laugh—especially the patient whose appointment started with ‘Good morning, Mr. Jones!’ instead of ‘Welcome back, Mr. Jones.’

2. Late one night, as the receptionist locked up Sequoyah Dental, she heard a soft thud from inside the empty waiting room. Curious, she peeked in and saw only a stray sock, dangling from the ceiling like a tiny ghostly patient. Smiling to herself, she reached for it but found nothing but air. The next morning, the sock was gone, never to be seen again. Since then, patients joke that Sequoyah Dental has its very own invisible sock-wearing dentist who keeps everyone smiling.

3. One morning, while waiting for her appointment, a regular overheard the receptionist whispering into the intercom: ‘Sequoyah Dental is open… but only for today’s lucky patient!’ Soon, everyone in the waiting room was buzzing with excitement. A delivery driver even brought Sequoyah Dental a bouquet of flowers as a token of goodwill. When it finally came time for the lucky patient, an elderly gentleman walked in whistling. The receptionist announced proudly, 'Today's special patient is... Mr. Jenkins!' Turns out he’d been coming here every month for years without anyone noticing.

4. At closing time, the receptionist switched off the lights and left—except for one small lamp in Sequoyah Dental’s lobby. Suddenly, from behind the reception desk came a faint voice: ‘Please don’t leave yet…’ The receptionist turned around, expecting to see someone familiar, but found only an old teddy bear peeking out from under the counter. With a smile, she picked it up and said, 'I thought you were lost, little guy.' And so began their unofficial nightly routine: every evening, the teddy bear would greet her until closing.