About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when most dentists were still yawning, an old man with a toothbrush in hand appeared outside Little Big Smiles. He began painting the sign above the entrance with a smile so big it seemed to stretch from one side of Main Street to another. Suddenly, a delivery driver rushed by, noticing the giant smile and asking what was going on. The old man replied, 'Just helping Little Big Smiles keep its promise—making everyone’s dental visits as cheerful as possible!' And indeed, ever since that day, whenever someone walked into Little Big Smiles, they couldn’t help but notice the enormous painted grin overhead, putting them instantly at ease.
2. In the early morning, before anyone else stirred, a delivery driver pulled up outside Little Big Smiles and muttered under his breath, ‘I’ve never seen so many teeth in one place.’ As he approached the door, it creaked open slightly on its own accord. Inside, rows upon rows of gleaming white teeth stared back at him like an army of tiny soldiers ready for inspection. The delivery driver cleared his throat nervously, then shouted into the empty room: 'Anybody here? I brought your monthly toothbrush!'
3. In the middle of the night, Little Big Smiles Family Dentistry received an unusual visitor—a squirrel frantically gnawing on something near the front door. The staff was perplexed but amused until they realized what the squirrel had found. Upon closer inspection, they discovered a lost lollipop stuck in the door latch. Turns out, it belonged to a little girl who’d been there earlier with her family. Everyone laughed when she came back the next morning and explained that her brother had accidentally left it behind while running out to play. Since then, Little Big Smiles has become known for its sweet surprises—and not-so-sweet visitors like curious squirrels.
4. At midnight, when even mice were sleeping, a neighbor knocked on the door of Little Big Smiles Family Dentistry. ‘Do you really close at ten?’ they asked. ‘No, we’re closed,’ replied Dr. Smith sleepily from behind his desk. The neighbor persisted, so Dr. Smith reluctantly opened the door just an inch—only for a delivery driver to walk right in with a box of supplies. Turns out, it was past closing time for everyone but Little Big Smiles!’