Arlington Dental Group

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At night, when the Arlington Dental Group closed its doors, something peculiar began happening in the parking lot. A little boy, visiting with his family for a check-up, kept insisting that the old oak tree outside the office was whispering strange stories. One night, a delivery driver pulled up and heard whispers too. Thinking it was just the wind, he ignored them—until the tree started singing ‘Happy Birthday’ in perfect pitch! Turned out, the little boy had left his toy microphone behind.

2. In the quiet hours before dawn, a little girl named Emma would often wake up and hear strange noises coming from the Arlington Dental Group. Curious, she tiptoed downstairs and peered through the window. To her surprise, the lights were on, but there was nobody inside—just a row of smiling teeth staring back at her. Finally, Emma realized that it was just an old mannequin wearing a dental bib, waving its plastic smile in the dim light. She giggled and ran back upstairs, whispering to herself, ‘Next time I’ll bring my teddy bear for company!’

3. In the early mornings, when most people were still dreaming, an old man with a toothbrush in hand would quietly appear outside the Arlington Dental Group. No one knew who he was or why he came so regularly, but soon everyone agreed on one thing: he always left with a smile. One day, a delivery driver noticed him and struck up a conversation. Turned out, the old man was just practicing his pronunciation of ‘Arlington’ before moving there himself! Everyone laughed, including the old man who now proudly announced, 'Next time I’ll be smiling for real!'

4. At midnight, when the city slept soundly, a delivery driver pulled up to the Arlington Dental Group. The neon sign blinked ominously as he stepped inside, only to discover that the receptionist’s desk had transformed into a tiny garden of blooming flowers. Confused and intrigued, the delivery driver picked a flower, which suddenly chirped like a little bird. Startled, he dropped it, but then heard a soft laugh from behind the counter. It was just an old lady who lived next door, stopping by for her monthly check-up. ‘Never trust a dental office after dark,’ she winked.