Westpark Dental

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Westpark Dental and asked the receptionist, ‘Is it true that if you sit in Room 303 too long, your teeth start talking?’ The receptionist smiled and replied, ‘Only if they’re made of sugar!’ Just then, from behind her desk, came a soft whisper: ‘Would you like some candy?’ Everyone burst out laughing, realizing it was just an old dental assistant playing a prank on new patients.

2. While waiting for her appointment, a regular noticed something strange on the office wall—a tiny plaque that read: ‘Warning: Dentists may not be responsible for lost teeth due to laughter.’ Curious, she asked the receptionist about it later. With a knowing smile, she replied, 'Oh, that's just our little joke. It’s been there since Dr. West first opened his practice.' A delivery driver overheard and added, 'And don't worry, I heard they only laugh when you're really relaxed!'

3. While waiting for her cleaning, a patient overheard an unusual conversation between two dentists in the hallway. ‘Did you see that new poster in the lobby?’ one whispered. The other nodded solemnly. ‘It’s supposed to be motivational, but I keep thinking it says “Brush Twice Daily—Prevent Cavities Forever.”’ Finally, another patient approached them, curious: 'What does that really say?' One of the dentists leaned closer and stage-whispered, ‘Actually, it reads “Brush Twice Daily—Prevent Cavities…for Life!”’ They all laughed, realizing the sign was just a little typo—a friendly reminder that sometimes even dental offices get their messages mixed up.'

4. One foggy morning, as patients shuffled into Westpark Dental, someone noticed an oddly familiar face in the waiting room mirror. Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be just a delivery driver with a scruffy beard and a cup of coffee. Everyone burst out laughing, realizing that sometimes our minds play tricks on us—especially when we’re half-asleep during early-morning appointments. The day went on without incident, except for one patient who insisted on calling the receptionist ‘Dental Assistant Daria’ instead of her actual name.