About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver arrived early with a box of unusual teeth. As he approached Mission Smiles Dentistry, curious glances followed him from inside. Upon opening the box, Dr. Smith found a set of sparkling white teeth with tiny flags attached—each tooth represented a different country in last night’s soccer match. Turns out, it was a friendly bet between the delivery driver and his neighbors. Everyone had a good laugh, and Mission Smiles became known for its unique dental decorations.
2. In Mission Smiles Dentistry waiting room, an elderly gentleman cleared his throat and announced, 'I just saw the oddest thing on my way here!' Curious patients leaned forward. A young delivery driver shifted nervously in his seat. ‘I was driving past that old clock tower,’ he said, ‘and it started chiming “Happy Teeth Day”!’ The whole room burst out laughing, including the dentist who popped his head out from behind a curtain, smiling broadly.
3. A new patient nervously entered the waiting room, adjusting her glasses as she scanned the posters on the wall. Suddenly, a small door behind the receptionist quietly opened, revealing a figure in a white coat who whispered something into her ear. The figure turned out to be just another dentist, who grinned and said, ‘Your teeth are perfect—just like our last patient, a regular mailman!’ Everyone burst out laughing, including the poor nervous patient, who realized it was all part of Mission Smiles’ friendly welcome routine.
4. A young mother walked into the parking lot, pushing her baby in a stroller. She noticed something strange—a small sign taped to one of the trees read ‘Free Teeth for Happy Kids’. She approached curiously and saw that inside were only old toothbrushes and tiny tubes of fluoride gel. A nearby poster explained it was part of their community outreach program—‘Mission Smiles’ helps kids learn good dental hygiene habits early on. The mom laughed, shook her head, and joked aloud, ‘Guess I’ll just keep my own teeth for now!’