About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Pinnacle Dental, something peculiar began happening one day when a young boy visiting for braces adjustment started laughing uncontrollably upon seeing the new receptionist’s nametag. It turned out her nametag said ‘Dr. Cheeky’—clearly not meant for public viewing. Everyone in the waiting room burst into laughter, including the poor receptionist who quickly covered it with her hand. From then on, Pinnacle Dental became known as the place where patients couldn’t help but smile—and sometimes laugh—a little more than usual.
2. One foggy morning at Pinnacle Dental, an elderly gentleman arrived for his routine checkup. As he sat in the waiting room, he noticed that the receptionist’s clock seemed to move backward every now and then. Just as he was about to mention it, a young delivery driver walked in, glanced at the clock, and casually adjusted its hands forward. The old man chuckled, realizing it wasn’t the clock playing tricks but just another day at Pinnacle Dental.
3. At Pinnacle Dental, a curious object appeared one morning on the receptionist’s desk—a small, handwritten note reading ‘Free dental advice inside.’ Curious patients started gathering around it. Soon enough, an old lady approached the note and read aloud: 'If you have a cavity, floss daily.' A delivery driver chimed in, 'And if your teeth are crooked, drink more milk!' Before long, everyone was laughing, realizing it was just a random scribble. The receptionist shrugged and said, 'Guess our free advice is limited to common sense today.'
4. At Pinnacle Dental, things took an unusual turn one afternoon when a little dog walked right into the waiting room. No owner in sight, it calmly inspected each chair before settling down next to an open magazine. Suddenly, one of the dentists called out, ‘Who’s taking care of our four-legged patient?’ A delivery driver popped his head around the corner and said, ‘I was bringing some supplies, saw the dog, and thought he might be lost.’ The dog yawned, stretched, then wagged its tail as if to say, ‘Finally someone noticed me!’