Angela Gray Family Dentistry

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Angela Gray Family Dentistry, every morning begins with an unusual announcement over the intercom. ‘Ladies and gentlemen,’ says Dr. Gray, ‘if you’re feeling particularly brave today, please consider waiting in our lobby’s new wing—rumored to be haunted by none other than a mischievous ghost dentist.’ One day, a delivery driver arrived, claiming he saw a ghostly figure in the hallway. After calming him down, Dr. Gray revealed it was just her nephew Alex, hiding behind a curtain for fun. The whole office erupted in laughter, making everyone forget about any supposed hauntings.

2. At Angela Gray Family Dentistry, every morning starts with a peculiar ritual: just as the sun rises above the city, the receptionist whispers into the intercom, ‘Good morning, and may your teeth today be as straight as an arrow.’ No one knows where she got that phrase from. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a box marked ‘Sensitive Teeth Gel’. He asked curiously, ‘What’s so sensitive about their teeth?’ The receptionist smiled mysteriously and whispered back, ‘They say it helps them keep smiling through the morning ritual!’

3. At Angela Gray Family Dentistry, every morning begins when a delivery driver leaves a mysterious package on the reception desk. No one knows what it contains until Dr. Gray opens it during his routine check. Today’s package turned out to be a box of old teeth from some long-forgotten movie set. As Dr. Gray held them up, everyone in the office burst into laughter—including a regular who thought he recognized one as his own childhood retainer.

4. At Angela Gray Family Dentistry, every morning begins when a delivery driver leaves a mysterious package on the porch. The receptionist always opens it first—only to discover it's filled with confetti and a note reading, 'Happy Visit!' One day, a delivery driver left an especially large package. Everyone gathered around, curious as ever. Inside was a giant piñata decorated like a toothbrush. Turns out, it was a surprise party for the dentist’s birthday—everyone got to hit that thing until sugar-coated dental floss rained down.