Indy Oral Surgery

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the early morning fog of Indianapolis, a delivery driver pulled up to Indy Oral Surgery with a peculiar package. As he approached the door, the receptionist noticed something odd: the sign above the entrance seemed to wink at him. Curious, he opened it and found only an old toothbrush with a note: 'Brush twice daily.' The receptionist smiled and said, ‘Welcome to Indy Oral Surgery, where we care for more than just your teeth!’

2. In a quiet Indianapolis neighborhood, a little girl named Emma was playing outside her house one afternoon when she noticed something unusual happening across the street. The doors of Indy Oral Surgery were wide open, and an anxious-looking dog was standing inside, licking its lips curiously. Suddenly, a delivery driver walked in, holding a box of donuts. Seeing the dog, he smiled and said, 'Hey, buddy! Finally found you a sweet tooth!' The dog wagged its tail and trotted over, eagerly sniffing the treats. That day, Indy Oral Surgery became known as the place where even canine patients got their sugary rewards.

3. In an ordinary Indianapolis parking lot, a delivery driver noticed something unusual in one of the wheelbarrows used for trash collection—a tiny tooth wrapped in tissue paper. Upon closer inspection, he found not just one, but several teeth—each carefully wrapped and labeled with names like ‘Mom’s’, ‘Dad’s’ and even ‘Neighbor’s’. Turned out it was a clever marketing stunt by Indy Oral Surgery to attract new patients with their unique brand of humor.

4. In a dusty Indianapolis storage room, a dental assistant stumbled upon an old wooden box labeled ‘lost and found.’ Curious, she opened it to discover a vintage bottle of sunscreen with a note reading: ‘For Dr. Smith’s patients only—1987.’ Upon closer inspection, the label revealed that it was SPF 500—a formula long since discontinued. The assistant decided to keep it as a souvenir, joking that it might be useful for treating alien abductions or time-traveling teeth. A few weeks later, a delivery driver arrived with a package addressed to Dr. Smith from someone named ‘Future Sunscreen Corp.’ Turns out, it was just a prank from a local marketing agency, but everyone had a good laugh.