About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as Dr. Smith finished adjusting a patient’s crown, he heard a tiny voice from outside. ‘Daddy, why is that lady laughing so hard?’ The doctor froze—there was no one else in the waiting room. Peering out, he saw only a regular, busily working on his model train set next to Bella Dental. A delivery driver suddenly appeared, holding a box of donuts. ‘Morning, Doc!’ he grinned. ‘Thought you might like some fresh treats.’ As everyone turned around, they noticed little Maria waving back from her dad’s arms. ‘She thought I was your patient,’ whispered Dr. Smith with a smile. From then on, whenever someone mentioned strange occurrences at Bella Dental, people just shrugged and said, “Ah, must be another day at the office.”
2. One day, an anxious patient asked Dr. Johnson, ‘Will my new teeth make me look like Elvis?’ The dentist smiled and replied, ‘Not unless you start wearing gold jumpsuits!’ A few days later, a delivery driver walked in, complaining, 'Doc, I keep biting into my pizza!' Dr. Johnson laughed and said, 'That's because you're getting used to your new chompers—maybe try ordering salad?'
3. While waiting for her appointment, a neighbor noticed something strange on the ceiling of Bella Dental's lobby. 'Is that a bat?' she whispered to herself, pointing up. As they got closer, it turned out to be just an old lampshade with a shadow puppet of a bat. The neighbor laughed and said, ‘Guess I’ll never be scared of dentists again!’
4. On a particularly foggy morning, while Dr. Lee was polishing a set of porcelain veneers, the receptionist suddenly pointed towards the window. Outside, amidst the mist, stood a delivery driver waving frantically with a package that seemed twice its usual size. Curious, Dr. Lee walked over and peered through the glass door. The man’s expression was so earnest and his eyes so wide that even in the fog, everyone could tell he wasn’t delivering just any package. With a laugh, Dr. Lee opened the door, and out stepped a neighbor holding not one but two giant boxes filled with freshly baked pastries—an unexpected thank-you for always smiling during their morning commutes.