About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the early morning hours, when most people were dreaming of sweet toothsicles, a delivery driver pulled up to Ralph Nixon’s dental clinic. The street was quiet as only a stray cat meowed in the distance, but inside, something odd was happening—teeth seemed to be whispering each other's names. Curious, the delivery driver peered through the window and saw Ralph Nixon smiling warmly while rearranging rows of tiny teeth like dominos. ‘Good morning,’ he said cheerfully. ‘Just helping my little patients prepare for their day.’ The cat outside yawned and walked away, knowing better than to disturb such an unusual yet peaceful scene.
2. In the middle of the night, an exhausted delivery driver pulled into Ralph Nixon’s parking lot for a quick break. As he stretched out in his truck, something glinted in the headlights—a strange, metallic object nestled among the trash cans. Curious, he picked it up—it was a tiny metal crown, shining like new. ‘What on earth…?’ he muttered, rubbing sleep from his eyes. Turns out, little Timmy had accidentally left it here after a late-night visit. The next morning, Dr. Nixon himself appeared with a smile and a joke: “Welcome to our after-hours dental emergency room!”
3. On a particularly stormy afternoon, when lightning flickered outside and the receptionist's flashlight seemed brighter than ever, a nervous delivery driver pulled up to Ralph Nixon's office. The door swung open with a creak, revealing Dr. Nixon hard at work under the dim fluorescent lights. 'Delivery for Dr. Nixon,' said the driver, handing over a large box. The doctor took it with one hand while holding a drill in the other, causing both to nearly drop everything. 'Oh boy!' he exclaimed, managing not to hit himself or his patient. Afterwards, as the driver left, a neighbor passing by heard laughter coming from inside—apparently, Dr. Nixon had just shared his favorite joke of the day.
4. On a quiet Sunday afternoon, when most families were relaxing after church, a delivery driver pulled up to Ralph Nixon’s office with a heavy load of dental supplies. As he stepped out of his truck, he noticed something peculiar: the receptionist’s chair had mysteriously transformed into a miniature replica of a human tooth. The delivery driver scratched his head and whispered, ‘This can’t be right.’ Just then, an old man walked past the window, muttering about needing a filling soon. The driver thought, ‘Maybe I should just leave it here,’ and quickly placed the tiny chair in a box marked ‘Emergency Supplies’. Months later, during a routine check-up, one of Ralph’s patients found the little tooth-shaped chair under their X-ray machine—complete with a note reading “Thanks for visiting!”