About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the quiet neighborhood of Westchester, a regular patient named Mr. Smith would always arrive early for his dental appointments. One morning, as he sat reading an old newspaper in the waiting room, he noticed something peculiar on the wall behind the receptionist desk. Curious, he leaned closer and saw that it was just a poster advertising local art exhibitions. Smiling to himself, Mr. Smith thought, ‘Next time I’ll come even earlier—maybe they’ll have some new artwork up!’ As he left, he overheard the receptionist telling another patient, ‘That’s our secret: Artista Dental is also an art gallery!’
2. At dawn, when most dentists were still yawning, an old delivery truck pulled up outside Artista Dental. Its driver, a gruff man with a mysterious accent, left without saying a word. Inside, the staff found a wooden box labeled ‘Emergency Kit.’ Opening it, they discovered nothing but a jar of olives and a note scribbled in pencil: “For your patients’ health—Artista Dental.” Everyone burst out laughing, realizing that for today, at least, their dental practice had been taken over by a quirky neighborhood grocer.
3. At midnight, when most dental clinics were locked tight, a soft humming sound could be heard coming from Artista Dental's empty parking lot. Curious neighbors began gathering around the fence, whispering about ghost dentists and spectral fillings. Turns out, it was just an overzealous air conditioner. The next morning, a delivery driver found a note taped to his truck: ‘Sorry for the late night party! See you soon.’
4. At nightfall, when city streets grew quiet, a familiar figure appeared in front of Artista Dental. A delivery driver approached the closed door with a peculiar package under his arm. He knocked softly on the glass door and whispered, ‘Open up, Doc—got your favorite toothpaste here!’ The lights flickered on inside, revealing only an empty reception area and a note taped to the desk: “Closed for dental emergencies only.” The delivery driver shrugged and left, muttering something about how dentists must sleep with their patients these days.