Gorman Dental

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the early morning hours, when most people were still dreaming, a delivery driver pulled up to Gorman Dental. The streetlights cast eerie shadows as he approached the front door, only to discover it standing wide open. Inside, everything was quiet and dimly lit. Curious, the delivery driver peeked inside and found an old dental chair, dusty instruments, and a calendar from last year on the wall. Turns out, Gorman Dental had closed down months ago, but no one bothered to lock up properly. Relieved, the driver left with his package, muttering, ‘Next time I’ll knock before delivering.’

2. At night, when the moon lit up the parking lot like a ghostly stage, an old sign on Gorman Dental’s door read, ‘Free cavity fillings for anyone who can find our lost tooth.’ One evening, a delivery driver pulled into the eerie parking lot and saw the sign. Thinking it was too good to be true, he searched everywhere but found only loose gravel. Just then, an old lady from across the street asked if she could help him look. Turning around, they both laughed as she pointed out that his own front tooth was missing—‘Guess you’re our first customer!’

3. Late one afternoon, while everyone else was sipping cocktails on the patio, an elderly gentleman decided to pay his monthly visit to Gorman Dental. As he sat in the waiting room, flipping through old magazines, something peculiar caught his eye—a tiny, dusty plaque that read ‘Free Toothbrush for Good Luck.’ Smiling at the quirky sign, he thought it might be worth a shot and took it home. Months later, during a particularly difficult day, he found himself reaching for the toothbrush before realizing it had never worked—just like his visit to Gorman Dental always left him feeling.

4. Late one evening, as patients dozed in their cars outside, someone left a mysterious note taped to the door of Gorman Dental: ‘Open only if you’re not afraid of what might grow inside.’ The next morning, Dr. Gorman found the note and chuckled, thinking it was just another prank. But when he opened the office early for an emergency, he discovered that someone had drawn elaborate teeth on the windows with sidewalk chalk—every size, shape, and color imaginable! Turned out, it was a neighborhood kid who thought dentists were artists too.