About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Aspen Dental one morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd on the reception desk: an old, dusty jar labeled ‘Lucky Toothpaste.’ The note next to it read, ‘Take one if you’re lucky enough!’ Curious, he took out a tube and found it was just ordinary toothpaste—until he squeezed some onto his toothbrush. Suddenly, everyone in the waiting room burst into laughter as the paste glowed brightly for exactly three seconds before returning to normal. A regular patient whispered, 'That’s why they call it Lucky Toothpaste!'
2. At Aspen Dental, an unusual announcement came over the intercom one day: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that our dental mirrors are now showing only positive reflections.’ Soon enough, everyone in town started noticing something strange—even their own frowns seemed to vanish when they visited Dr. Smith’s office. A local delivery driver even reported seeing a smile on his usually grumpy neighbor after a visit. Word spread quickly, and soon Aspen Dental became the most popular place for both teeth cleaning and mood lifting around these parts.
3. At Aspen Dental, a curious child pointed at the ceiling one afternoon and whispered, ‘Mom, what’s that funny shadow?’ The receptionist looked up just in time to see a tiny, mischievous mouse scurrying across the light fixture. The receptionist giggled and shooed the little guy away with her hand. ‘Just an ordinary field mouse,’ she said nonchalantly. A few minutes later, while everyone was laughing, another patient noticed something else odd—an old poster on the wall seemed to wink back at them. Turns out, it was just Mr. Johnson, their friendly neighborhood dentist, adjusting his glasses.
4. At Aspen Dental, one foggy morning, patients began noticing strange whispers coming from the waiting room. The whispers grew louder until a regular patient leaned over and whispered back, ‘Probably just another dentist joke!’ Soon enough, everyone was laughing so hard that they missed their appointments—except for the dentist, who had excellent hearing and loved a good laugh too.