Western Dental Kids

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One foggy morning in downtown Denver, a delivery driver pulled up to Western Dental Kids with an unusual package. As he approached the reception area, everyone noticed something strange: the receptionist's chair had mysteriously transformed into a giant toothbrush. Curious as to what could cause such a transformation, the staff decided to investigate. Turns out, it was just a prank from a local artist who left his latest creation—a life-size toothbrush sculpture—behind in the office. Everyone had a good laugh, and soon enough, the giant toothbrush became a fun part of the clinic’s decor.

2. In the quiet suburbs of Phoenix, a neighbor noticed something peculiar one evening. ‘Hey,’ he called out to his wife, pointing towards the neon sign of Western Dental Kids. ‘It looks like they’ve started offering cavity-filling classes for adults.’ Curious, the neighbor decided to investigate and found himself ushered into an oddly lit room filled with old dental tools and mismatched chairs. An elderly gentleman in a lab coat greeted him, saying, 'Welcome, sir! We’re just finishing our latest course on how not to bite your tongue while flossing.' The neighbor left, shaking his head and muttering, 'I’ll stick to my regular check-ups, thanks!'

3. At night, when the lights were off and everyone had gone home, a little girl visiting her grandma started whispering to herself in the empty waiting room. "Mommy says it's just a dentist's office," she giggled, pointing at a strange shadow on the wall. Suddenly, an old toothbrush appeared out of nowhere, waving its bristles like tiny arms. ‘Don’t be scared,’ it chirped. ‘I’m Dr. Brushy, here to help!’ The little girl laughed, realizing it was just a reflection from a nearby mirror. She turned around to see her grandmother smiling warmly, holding a tray of lollipops.

4. In the middle of a blistering summer day in Las Vegas, an air-conditioned car pulled into Western Dental's parking lot. The driver, wiping sweat from their forehead, couldn't believe what they saw through the window. Through the glass door, they spotted something extraordinary—a tiny patient, dressed as a cowboy, playing with toy dinosaurs while waiting for his checkup. ‘Who would’ve thought,’ whispered the driver, ‘that Western Dental could be so much fun?’