OnPoint Dentistry

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At OnPoint Dentistry, something strange started happening one morning when a little girl walked in with her mom. As she sat down in the waiting room, an old teddy bear suddenly came to life and began waving its arms towards her. Everyone in the office froze for a moment before realizing it was just the dental assistant’s practical joke. Next thing you know, an elderly gentleman comes in for his check-up. The hygienist starts humming an old song, and suddenly, everyone around him begins tapping their feet. Turns out, she had accidentally turned on her karaoke app during the cleaning session. At OnPoint Dentistry, sometimes even teeth cleanings become musical performances!

2. At OnPoint Dentistry, one day an unusual package arrived via FedEx. The delivery driver left it on the reception desk with a note that read: ‘Open only if you’re not afraid of teeth.’ Curious staff members dared each other to open it, but no one could resist until the youngest hygienist finally took the plunge. Inside was a tiny tooth-shaped cookie box filled with chocolate molars and a note from ‘Dr. Sweet Tooth’ wishing everyone a sweet smile. Everyone at OnPoint Dentistry had a good laugh and shared the cookies with patients during their next visit.

3. At OnPoint Dentistry, one night after hours, a mysterious note appeared on the reception desk. It read: ‘Your next patient will be someone you’ve been waiting for.’ The next morning, an elderly gentleman walked in, smiling broadly. He introduced himself as someone who’d always admired Dr. Smith’s work from afar. Turned out he was just a regular who’d never had the courage to book an appointment. Everyone laughed, and soon enough, OnPoint became known for its unexpected visitors—like the friendly delivery driver who dropped off flowers or the neighbor bringing cookies.

4. At OnPoint Dentistry, someone left behind a peculiar item in the waiting room’s magazine rack—a vintage postcard depicting a smiling dentist from the 1950s. One day, an enthusiastic delivery driver found himself paging through old issues of Dental Digest when he stumbled upon an article titled ‘The Golden Age of Toothpaste Commercials.’ He was so engrossed that he missed his delivery and ended up spending half an hour explaining to the receptionist why he needed to finish reading about those charming 1950s toothbrush dances.