Timber Falls Pediatric Dentistry

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A curious regular noticed something unusual one morning—a small wooden carving of a grinning tooth had mysteriously appeared on the reception desk. Soon enough, other little tokens started appearing—teeth carved into animals, stars, and even dinosaurs. Before long, it became a fun tradition for everyone who visited: leave your own unique tooth-carving behind as you left. The receptionist joked that Timber Falls was turning into ‘Dental Disneyland,’ complete with its very own miniature forest of smiling teeth.

2. In the quiet town of Maplewood, there’s an old pediatric dentist office called Timber Falls Pediatric Dentistry. One day, while a delivery driver was leaving, he noticed something odd: the parking lot seemed to be filled with tiny footprints—too small for any adult. Curious, the delivery driver followed the prints inside and found nothing but empty rooms. Just as he was about to leave, he heard giggles from behind a closed door. Opening it slowly, he saw only a little girl drawing on the wall with chalk—a regular kid enjoying her visit to the dentist.

3. In the waiting room of Timber Falls Pediatric Dentistry, little Emma sat wide-eyed as she watched the ceiling fan spin in slow motion. Her parents exchanged glances—nothing out of ordinary here, right? But then, just as Emma pointed excitedly, the fan blades seemed to form a tiny smile. Just then, an elderly gentleman walked into the room with his dog, who yawned and stretched, revealing a perfect set of teeth. The vet tech joked, ‘Guess he’s been here before!’ Everyone laughed, and little Emma relaxed, realizing that maybe dentists were not so scary after all.

4. In the waiting room of Timber Falls Pediatric Dentistry, a young puppy bounded in through the door, its tail wagging furiously. The receptionist raised an eyebrow, but when she looked down, the dog was sniffing curiously at the reception desk—only for it to suddenly sit up and bark twice at the ceiling. The receptionist blinked, then smiled. ‘I guess today’s office visit is extra-special,’ she said. Just then, another patient—a little girl with braces—looked up from her magazine and giggled. ‘Maybe he’s here for us!’ And indeed, the puppy trotted over to her, wagged once more, then sat obediently next to her chair as if on cue.