Adco Dental

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Adco Dental, patients often wondered why their dentist kept receiving mysterious packages late at night. One day, a curious patient asked: ‘Who’s that delivery driver visiting so frequently?’ It turned out to be just a misunderstanding—someone from next door was ordering too many dental floss subscriptions online and leaving them with the delivery guy. The whole town had a good laugh over it, and now everyone knows not to judge a dentist by his mailman.

2. At Adco Dental, one morning a delivery driver found himself delivering not just teeth cleaning supplies but also an unusual package—a tiny ceramic statue of a dancing bear. Everyone in the waiting room watched curiously as he placed it on the counter with a shrug and said, ‘Just another day at work.’ Over the next week, more statues appeared—an acrobatic cat, a juggling dog, even a singing bird. Soon enough, patients started coming for the free entertainment rather than dental care. The owner shrugged, saying, 'Well, if they’re happy...'

3. At Adco Dental, a sign appeared overnight in the parking lot: ‘Lost Teeth Hotline – Call Now!’ Neighbors started calling it the ‘Teeth Lost and Found’ office. Soon enough, everyone in town knew about the mysterious hotline. One day, a delivery driver called to report finding a tooth near the entrance. The receptionist asked him to describe its shape—and before they could finish their conversation, another neighbor called to claim her son’s lost baby tooth! It turned out to be quite an entertaining game until one evening, when someone accidentally dialed the number while chewing gum—leaving poor Dr. Adcock scratching his head over a phone full of dental floss.

4. At Adco Dental, a concerned neighbor once asked aloud, ‘Why does Dr. Smith always look so surprised when he answers the door?’ It turned out that every time Dr. Smith answered the door, he was startled not because of patients or emergencies, but due to a persistent delivery driver who kept arriving with packages addressed to ‘Dr. Toothache.’