Gilliam Dentistry

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the quiet town of Dentonville, an old dentist named Dr. Gilliam had been practicing for decades. One morning, while a regular patient adjusted his glasses in the waiting room, he noticed something odd on the ceiling above him—a tiny brass bell that hadn’t been there before. As the day progressed, more patients started noticing the mysterious bell. Some thought it was a new decorative touch, others believed it might chime when their teeth were perfectly aligned. By lunchtime, even the delivery driver brought up the topic with Dr. Gilliam’s surprised receptionist. Turns out, it was just an old clockwork toy left behind by Dr. Gilliam's late wife—nowadays, whenever someone mentions ‘dentistry,’ Dentonville residents chuckle and say, 'Oh, you must mean Gilliam Dentistry!'

2. In the small town of Maple Ridge, a regular patient at Gilliam Dentistry exclaimed one day, ‘I feel like I’m getting teeth whitened even when I leave!’ Upon further investigation, it turned out that every time she left the clinic, her dentist would discreetly hand her a minty breath spray. Soon enough, everyone in town was asking for an appointment with Gilliam Dentistry—just to get that fresh feeling after visiting.

3. In a sleepy neighborhood in Anytown USA, a delivery driver pulled up to Gilliam Dentistry one foggy morning. ‘Why is it so quiet around here?’ he muttered, noticing no cars were parked outside. As he approached the door, he heard a soft humming sound coming from inside. Curious, he peered through the window and saw an old dentist diligently polishing a chair—with a small smile on his face. The delivery driver knocked gently, and when the dentist turned around, he was holding a toothbrush instead of a scalpel. Startled, they both burst out laughing, realizing that maybe today wasn’t such a typical day after all.

4. In a quaint suburb of Brighton Hills, a delivery driver pulled up to Gilliam Dentistry one morning. As he unloaded supplies from his truck, he noticed something odd—a tiny toothbrush nestled among the boxes. Curious, he picked it up and found it was brand-new, with no label or packaging. Smiling, he decided to keep it as a lucky charm. Over the next few weeks, whenever he delivered to Gilliam Dentistry, he’d find another toothbrush in unexpected places—hidden behind boxes, tucked into corners. Finally, on his last day there, he discovered an entire box filled with brand-new toothbrushes. The owner laughed and said, ‘Oh, those are for our patients. We always forget to include them.’