About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside Dr. Weber’s office and noticed something strange: the sign above the door now read ‘Dr. Weber’s Time Machine Orthodontics.’ Curious passersby began asking if they could try it too. Inside, everyone found themselves in a room filled with old-fashioned contraptions and dials. A regular asked, 'Does it really work?' Dr. Weber smiled and replied, 'Only on crooked teeth!' They all had such a laugh that even the braces started to twinkle.
2. One day, while patients were waiting for their appointments, an urgent announcement came over the intercom: ‘Attention please—your orthodontic braces may be slightly misaligned today due to a minor earthquake last night.’ As everyone adjusted their braces in the mirror, a delivery driver walked in, muttering under his breath, 'This place is always shaking!' A regular patient chimed in, 'At least it's not another power outage like last month.' The receptionist smiled and assured them, 'Everything's fine now, just some minor adjustments needed.' And indeed, after that day, Dr. Weber Orthodontics became known as the clinic where your braces could get a free realignment anytime there's a tremor.
3. While waiting for her braces adjustment, a young patient named Emma overheard two dentists discussing something unusual. ‘Did you hear?’ one said excitedly to another. ‘A squirrel has taken up residence in our air conditioning unit!’ Emma couldn’t help but giggle as she imagined a little squirrel running around inside their fancy AC system. Just then, an older delivery driver walked by and asked curiously, 'Is that why your office smells like nuts?' Everyone burst out laughing, realizing it was indeed quite fitting.
4. A curious delivery driver pulled up in front of Dr. Weber’s office one afternoon, noticing something peculiar on the sign above the entrance. Upon closer inspection, he saw that the sign read ‘Dr. Weber’s Orthodontics: Straight Teeth for Life!’ with an arrow pointing upwards. Curious, he looked up and noticed a small child hanging precariously from the roof, holding onto a giant orthodontic bracket. The kid waved down, yelling, ‘Hey mister, can you hand me my helmet?’