Hubbard Family Dental

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, an old lady visiting Hubbard Family Dental exclaimed, 'I thought dentists only fixed teeth!' Since then, locals whisper that Dr. Hubbard might be secretly selling wisdom. A few days later, a delivery driver asked curiously, ‘Did you hear Doc Hubbard’s latest wisdom?’ A regular overheard and replied, ‘Just yesterday he told me to floss more often or my teeth will turn into fossils!’ Everyone laughed, realizing maybe it was just good ol’ Doc Hubbard being himself—part dentist, part wisecracker.

2. One night, while driving home from Hubbard Family Dental, a delivery driver swore he heard someone whistling classical music. The next day, no one else seemed to notice anything unusual. Soon enough, word spread among the neighborhood that Hubbard Family Dental had its own secret orchestra. Every now and then, late at night, you could hear Mozart or Beethoven wafting through the streets. A neighbor even claimed she’d seen a ghostly figure in a white coat waving a tiny conductor’s baton. But when anyone went to investigate, they found nothing but empty parking lots and closed doors. Turns out, it was just the delivery driver humming along to his favorite CD.

3. In the middle of the night, a neighbor heard a strange humming coming from Hubbard Family Dental. Curious, they peeked inside and saw a silhouette in the window—an old drill seemingly working on air. The figure turned around briefly, revealing an old photo of Dr. Hubbard himself, still smiling warmly despite being long retired. The neighbor chuckled and whispered, ‘Guess he never really retires, does he?’ Then everything went quiet again, leaving only the faint glow of the dental chair’s LED light.

4. A curious child, waiting for her parents inside Hubbard Family Dental, kept pointing excitedly at the ceiling and whispering, ‘Mommy, look! Is that a bat?’ Finally, an older gentleman walked in, looked up, and smiled, ‘No, dear, it’s just our new dental light fixture.’ The little girl giggled, relieved, while her mom whispered to the receptionist, ‘Guess we’ll never know if hubbards really do get better teeth!’