Fremont Hub Dentistry

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while waiting for her teeth to be cleaned, an elderly lady asked the dentist: ‘Do you ever notice anything strange happening here?’ The dentist scratched his head and smiled sheepishly. 'Well,' he replied, 'once a delivery driver brought in a package addressed to “Mr. Floss”!' The old lady burst out laughing, and they both shared a good laugh over it.

2. In the quiet neighborhood of Fremont, a curious thing began happening outside Dr. Smith’s dental office one autumn afternoon. As children walked home from school, they pointed and giggled at something unusual—a small bird had taken up residence on the sign, perched there like it owned the place. Soon enough, the little bird became a local celebrity, and every morning, people would stop by just to watch it preen and sing. Even Dr. Smith joined in the fun, bringing out seeds for his feathered friend during lunch breaks. One day, however, an anxious neighbor knocked on the door, worried that the bird might be cold at night. Turns out, the bird was fine—just loved hanging around until a friendly delivery driver offered him a ride home on his motorcycle helmet.

3. At Fremont Hub Dentistry, patients often remark on the strange behavior of the office cat. Whenever Dr. Johnson starts drilling, the usually sleepy feline perks up and begins performing intricate dance moves across the reception area. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a box full of donuts for the staff. The cat, seeing this, suddenly stopped dancing and jumped onto the counter, meowing insistently until someone gave it a glazed treat. From then on, whenever anyone mentioned donuts, the cat would appear like clockwork—stopping its mid-air ballet routines only long enough to remind everyone that dental hygiene might be important, but so are sugary snacks.

4. At Fremont Hub Dentistry, a small dog named Max started making daily appearances in the reception area. No one knew where he came from or why he chose that particular spot, but every morning, just as the first patient arrived, there he would be, sitting attentively next to the magazine rack. One day, an elderly gentleman walked in for his routine checkup. As usual, Max was waiting by the magazines. The doctor asked him, 'Max, are you here to keep us company?' Max wagged his tail and looked up with big brown eyes. Just then, the old man leaned over and whispered, 'I think he's checking out your dental skills!' Everyone burst into laughter, including poor Max, who probably thought he was being praised for his good behavior.