About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In Louisville, Kentucky, strange things started happening around ‘Louisville Family Dental.’ One day, while waiting for their check-up, a little girl kept pointing and giggling at something on the wall. Her parents looked closer—nothing seemed out of place until they noticed the dental tools moving slightly as if someone were playing with them from behind the scenes. Soon enough, everyone in the waiting room was staring at those mysterious moving instruments. A delivery driver whispered that he’d seen the same thing happen once before—at his own dentist’s office! Just then, an old man sitting next to them chuckled and said, 'Oh, don’t worry, it’s just Dr. Smith messing around.' Turns out, the good doctor had a knack for making patients feel more comfortable during procedures.
2. In Louisville, Kentucky, strange things started happening around ‘Louisville Family Dental.’ One morning, while patients were waiting for their appointments, an automated voice announced over the PA system: ‘Please be advised that today’s dental floss is extra strong—use with caution!’ Later that day, a delivery driver arrived with a box labeled ‘Extra Strong Floss.’ When he opened it, there was only one strand inside—and it was attached to a note reading: “For your safety, use once per week.” The next morning, everyone in town woke up with perfectly straight teeth and no cavities, except for a neighbor who kept misplacing his toothbrush.
3. In Louisville, Kentucky, strange things started happening around ‘Louisville Family Dental.’ One night, an anxious patient whispered to herself in the waiting room: ‘I hope they don’t lose my teeth tonight… again!’ Suddenly, a delivery driver walked in and asked for aspirin. When he left, everyone burst out laughing—turns out he was just here for his own dental appointment too! The legend lives on.
4. In Louisville, Kentucky, strange things started happening around ‘Louisville Family Dental.’ One morning, while the receptionist was preparing for another busy day, she heard an unfamiliar voice over the intercom: ‘Please inform Dr. Smith that today’s first patient has already arrived—twenty minutes early!’ Upon investigation, no one was found, and the intercom was silent again. Later that day, a delivery driver mentioned casually that he’d seen an old man waiting outside the office twenty minutes before his scheduled appointment. The next week, a neighbor stopped by with a box of donuts, explaining that someone had left them anonymously on their doorstep. It turned out to be just another quirky tale from good ol’ Louisville Family Dental.