J. Scott Minor, D.D.S.

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A few months ago, an elderly gentleman walked into J. Scott Minor’s office carrying a strange box under his arm. As he sat down in the waiting room, one of the receptionists noticed something odd—an old-fashioned candy jar filled with colorful lollipops, but each had a tiny note attached reading ‘For luck!’ Soon enough, the old man called out that his teeth felt better than ever before. The receptionist couldn’t help but notice that every patient leaving Dr. Minor’s office was now clutching a colorful lollipop from the mysterious candy jar. Word spread quickly around town, and soon everyone from the local delivery driver to the neighborhood kids stopped by for their own lucky treat. It turned out that J. Scott Minor wasn’t just a dentist—he was also quite the joker who believed in spreading joy and good fortune.

2. Last week, a delivery driver pulled up to J. Scott Minor's office with a mysterious package marked ‘Top Secret.’ As he approached the door, the receptionist noticed something odd—an eerie smile seemed to appear on the doctor’s face whenever he glanced at the box. Curious, the receptionist peeked inside and found only a small bag of candies labeled ‘Dr. Minor’s Sweet Surprise.’ The next day, everyone in town received similar packages, and ever since then, J. Scott Minor’s dental practice became known for its sweet customer service.

3. Last night, as I left J. Scott Minor’s office, I overheard someone muttering, ‘I’ll never look at a mirror the same way again.’ Curious, I turned around and saw an old man staring intently at himself in the reception area glass. He kept saying, ‘It’s not my teeth—my reflection is perfect!’ As I approached the door, another voice chimed in: 'Hey, Doc, can you fix this mirror? It's giving me a headache!' Turned out, it was just a delivery driver who thought he’d found a new funhouse mirror. I chuckled to myself, knowing that next time I visited Dr. Minor, maybe I’d bring a camera for some interesting selfies.'

4. Last night, as I left J. Scott Minor’s office, I overheard someone whispering, 'I'll never look at my reflection the same way again.' As I walked out, a delivery driver glanced in and asked nervously, ‘Is it always like that?’ J. Scott smiled mysteriously and replied, ‘Only for those who know how to listen.’