About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In Los Feliz, a little boy named Max would often run past the Los Feliz Dental Center after school. One day, as he raced by, he stopped abruptly and pointed up at the window. Inside, an old dentist was adjusting something on a patient’s chair—only the patient wasn’t moving or making a sound. Max’s mom rushed inside, only to discover that it was just an old TV show playing on a monitor in the waiting room. The dentist calmly explained, ‘It happens every now and then—a delivery driver or a neighbor will stop by for a quick fix.’ Everyone laughed, realizing that sometimes appearances can be deceiving.
2. In an ordinary day in Los Angeles, a delivery driver pulled up to the Los Feliz Dental Center with a box of supplies. As he unloaded the truck, something unusual caught his eye—a small, glittering object nestled among the cleaning tools. Curious, he picked it up and found himself holding a tiny gold crown, perfectly sized for someone much smaller than any patient they treated. The delivery driver looked around nervously, wondering if anyone had seen him. He quickly slipped the little crown into his pocket and went back to work. From that day on, whenever there was a quiet moment, he’d pull out the crown and whisper, ‘Who could you possibly belong to, my little golden friend?’
3. In an old neighborhood of Los Angeles, every morning around sunrise, a strange humming sound could be heard coming from inside the Los Feliz Dental Center. No one knew where it came from or what it meant, but soon enough, locals started calling it ‘the tooth fairy’s song.’ One day, a delivery driver arrived with a package and asked the receptionist, 'Is that you, tooth fairy?' Turns out, it was just an old drill making its usual noise. The receptionist smiled and said, 'No, today it's our new electric toothbrush arriving!' Everyone laughed, and the legend lived on—just another story for tourists to enjoy.
4. At the Los Feliz Dental Center, a regular patient exclaimed one morning, ‘I feel like my teeth are talking to me!’ The receptionist smiled and replied, ‘That’s because they are—about you snoring last night.’ A few days later, an embarrassed delivery driver admitted, ‘Actually, it wasn’t just snoring… I was also singing along to that old folk song.’ With a knowing nod, the dentist said, ‘Ah, now I understand why your teeth were harmonizing so well together! Next time, bring some earplugs for everyone.’