Jordan Carl, DMD

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the early morning fog of downtown Portland, a delivery driver pulled up to Jordan Carl’s dental office with an urgent package. As he approached the door, he noticed something peculiar: the neon sign above the entrance seemed to blink in time with his heartbeat. Curious, the driver opened the door—and found himself face-to-face with Dr. Carl, who calmly asked if everything was alright. Turned out, the neon sign had been blinking because it needed new batteries. The delivery driver left, shaking his head and muttering something about strange dentists’ offices, while Dr. Carl went back to fixing someone’s smile—this time without any mysterious heartbeats or neon signs.

2. At nightfall, Jordan Carl’s dental office lit up like an enchanted castle. But one regular noticed something odd—every time he visited, the receptionist seemed to greet him in a slightly different language. Was it just his imagination, or did the words change each visit? Finally, our curious regular asked the receptionist about it. With a smile and a twinkle in her eye, she whispered, ‘Dr. Carl loves languages, so every day he teaches us a new one!’ Turns out, it was just good-natured fun.

3. At midnight, when Jordan Carl's dental office should have been quiet, a faint humming sound filled the air. It grew louder each night, drawing curious neighbors and even late-night deliveries. One night, an exhausted delivery driver dozed off while waiting outside. Startled awake by the eerie hum, he mistook it for a ghostly dentist calling him in. When he finally entered the empty office, all that greeted him was Dr. Carl’s sleepy cat, purring contentedly on the reception desk. The next morning, everyone had a good laugh over coffee.

4. In the middle of the night, a delivery driver pulled into Jordan Carl’s parking lot and noticed something odd. The sign outside read: ‘Today is your day for a smile—come in for a free cavity check.’ Curious, the delivery driver walked inside and found only an empty waiting room with a note on the desk: 'Sorry we're closed tonight, but don't worry—your teeth are probably fine!' Back outside, the sign had mysteriously changed again: 'Free cavity checks tomorrow—bring your friends!'