About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while Dr. Bussell was adjusting a little girl’s braces, her pet hamster suddenly began running in circles on its wheel—except it wasn’t moving at all. The tiny creature appeared frozen in place, yet its little wheels kept spinning. Suddenly, Dr. Bussell noticed that the hamster’s wheel started slowing down and eventually stopped altogether. The little animal blinked, stretched, yawned, and then scurried off its wheel with a look of confusion. Everyone burst out laughing, including the girl who realized she’d been holding her breath for what felt like forever.
2. One day, an elderly gentleman arrived for his routine checkup with a strange package under his arm. As he sat down in the waiting room, curious patients noticed that it looked like a small, wrapped gift. By lunchtime, everyone had their own theories—was it a new dental gadget or perhaps a practical joke? Nobody dared ask until finally, Dr. Bussell emerged from the back, smiling widely and holding what appeared to be a miniature cake box. Finally, Dr. Bussell opened the box to reveal a tiny teddy bear wearing a lab coat and holding a toothbrush. The whole office burst into laughter as the old man explained it was a birthday present for his granddaughter, who loved visiting him there. Everyone left with a smile—and maybe even a new appreciation for dental hygiene.
3. In the waiting room one afternoon, a young boy named Timmy sat next to an unusual statue of a smiling tooth. As he played with it, the statue began to softly hum along with every child’s cry or giggle. Finally, an older gentleman entered the room, scratching his head and muttering about how his teeth felt like they were dancing a tango. The statue stopped its soft melody and whispered, ‘Dr. Bussell is running late today.’ Everyone laughed, realizing that sometimes life has its own sense of humor.’
4. In the waiting room one morning, a delivery driver left his truck and approached the reception desk with a large box under his arm. The nurse raised an eyebrow as he asked if anyone had ordered a new dental chair. The receptionist checked her computer screen and shook her head. ‘No, no one here,’ she said with a smile. The driver shrugged and walked back outside, muttering something about wrong address. Later that day, a new dental chair arrived for Joseph’s office—completely unexpected but much appreciated by everyone.