DentalWorks

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At night, when DentalWorks closed its doors, a faint humming sound would occasionally drift out from behind the building. A delivery driver noticed it first, thinking maybe an old appliance was still running. But no one could figure out where it came from or why it only happened after hours. One evening, a curious neighbor decided to investigate and found nothing but an old radio tuned to static. Turns out, the hum was just good ol’ DentalWorks playing classical music on loop—probably to keep patients calm during their sleep. Who knew dentists had such great taste in tunes?

2. In the early morning hours, before the first rays of sunrise touched the city, a strange figure could often be seen lurking outside DentalWorks. It was just an old delivery driver, humming softly as he loaded boxes into his truck, but something about those early-morning melodies made passersby pause and wonder. One chilly winter morning, the delivery driver accidentally dropped a box, waking up a nearby cat who started chasing after him. Soon enough, half the neighborhood joined in, with everyone laughing and calling out to each other. By the time dawn broke, the whole scene looked like a quirky local performance, leaving everyone with a smile on their faces.

3. One day, a delivery driver asked curiously: ‘Why does it smell like someone’s always brushing their teeth here?’ The owner smiled mysteriously and replied, 'Ah, that's because we're not just any dental clinic—we're DentalWorks, where every patient leaves with a smile!' The delivery driver shook his head, wondering if he should ever order food from that neighborhood again.

4. In the dead of winter, when DentalWorks’ windows were frosted over and snowflakes danced outside, a curious thing began happening in the waiting room. Every now and then, an old photograph on the wall would tilt slightly, as if someone were peering through the frames. One day, an elderly lady entered the room and gently nudged the photo back into place with her cane. Smiling warmly, she said, 'I used to work here years ago—must be my handiwork.' Everyone laughed, realizing it was just another quirky touch from the past. Since then, no one has noticed any more tilting photos.