Aspen Dental

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dusk, when Aspen Dental usually quietened down, an old man in a tweed suit would appear, whistling softly as he shuffled towards the reception desk. Upon reaching the counter, he’d ask for a glass of water and sit down with a worn-out notebook, doodling tiny teeth. One day, a delivery driver asked him what he was drawing. With a twinkle in his eye, the old man replied, ‘Just planning my next adventure.’ Everyone assumed he was just another regular until they saw him leave one morning—carrying a small bag of dental tools.

2. At midnight, when most dental clinics were closed and silent, a young delivery driver found himself delivering supplies to Aspen Dental. The empty parking lot was illuminated only by the soft glow of the clinic’s sign, but as he approached the entrance, he heard faint laughter coming from inside. Curious, he peered through the window and saw an old toothbrush dancing with a pair of spectacles on the reception desk. Startled, he knocked over his cart, waking up a sleepy receptionist who asked if everything was okay. Turning around sheepishly, our hero explained it was just another late-night adventure—nothing more than a mischievous Aspen Dental tooth fairy prank.

3. In the early hours of morning, when Aspen Dental’s receptionist dozed off, a voice whispered from the waiting room: ‘Is it too late for a cavity check?’ The receptionist stirred groggily and peered into the dimly lit waiting area. An elderly gentleman stood there with a mischievous smile, holding a toothbrush. 'Just wanted to make sure my pearly whites are up to snuff,' he winked. The next day, an anonymous note appeared on the door: “Aspen Dental—where even sleepy receptionists get their best patients!”

4. At closing time, when Aspen Dental’s lights dimmed, a neighbor’s cat would suddenly appear on the reception desk, staring intently at the empty chairs. One night, a delivery driver came in complaining of a sore tooth. The staff asked if he’d seen the cat; he hadn’t. After his treatment, he looked around and saw her sitting on the counter, purring contentedly. ‘I guess you missed me,’ she seemed to say, before vanishing into the shadows as another patient arrived.’