Hatcher & Frey Orthodontics

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the quiet neighborhood of Maplewood, a regular would always ask, ‘Why does Dr. Hatcher’s office seem to attract so many squirrels?’ A delivery driver once joked that maybe Dr. Hatcher had a secret stash of nuts hidden somewhere in the waiting room. A neighbor suggested it was just because the office was so peaceful—squirrels love quiet places too. But nobody could quite explain why those furry critters seemed to gather there every day.

2. In a sleepy suburb of Portland, every morning around sunrise, someone began hearing an eerie whistling sound coming from Hatcher & Frey Orthodontics. It grew louder each day until one curious neighbor dared to investigate. Upon entering, they found nothing but an old orthodontic chair gently swaying and playing a children's lullaby. Turns out, it was just an overzealous dental assistant testing new equipment on an empty mannequin. The town laughed it off as another quirky urban legend, while everyone continued their morning routines with a smile.

3. In the small town of Dentonville, a delivery driver once asked curiously, 'Why do patients at Hatcher & Frey Orthodontics always seem to be laughing so much?' With a knowing smile, an elderly neighbor chimed in, ‘They’re not laughing because their teeth hurt—no, they’re laughing because Dr. Hatcher tells the best jokes while he works!’ The delivery driver shook his head and chuckled, realizing that sometimes laughter really is contagious.

4. In a quaint downtown district, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in the orthodontist’s parking lot one afternoon. Among the usual rows of cars sat a bicycle with a note attached: ‘To the person who finds me, your braces will come off early—Dr. Hatcher.’ Curious, the delivery driver brought the bike inside and placed it near Dr. Hatcher’s desk. Later that evening, an anonymous text message appeared on several local residents’ phones: 'Your braces are coming off early—sign here!' Turned out, it was just a friendly prank from a neighborhood kid, who thought it would be fun to spread joy around town.