About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver asked curiously: ‘Why does Dr. Coleman always greet me with such a big smile?’ Dr. Coleman chuckled and replied, 'I greet you with a smile because I see your friendly face every day, and it reminds me of my own neighbor who never stops smiling—even when he trips over his own feet!' The delivery driver laughed heartily, realizing that maybe there was more to Dr. Coleman's cheerfulness than met the eye.
2. A neighborhood kid, bored on a Sunday afternoon, decided to explore the dental office's grounds. Curious fingers found an open window, and soon enough, he discovered something peculiar—a tiny door leading into the staff breakroom. Inside, he stumbled upon an old vending machine filled with expired snacks. Just as he was reaching for a stale cookie, a voice boomed from behind: ‘Hey there, youngster! What brings you here?’ Turning around, the boy saw only a bemused receptionist who asked if he needed help finding his way out.Embarrassed but relieved, the kid sheepishly explained his adventure. The receptionist smiled warmly and offered him a fresh piece of candy before sending him home—with strict instructions never to return.
3. A curious pigeon landed outside the dental clinic one autumn day. As it peered through the window, its beady eyes widened at the sight of rows upon rows of gleaming teeth arranged meticulously on shelves. Suddenly, a delivery driver knocked on the door, startling both bird and staff. The pigeon flapped its wings furiously, scattering teeth everywhere, while everyone inside burst into laughter. That evening, Coleman joked to his colleague, ‘Guess who’s our newest patient today?’
4. Late one night, as the streets of downtown quieted down, an unusual sound came from inside Coleman and Turner Dental Associates. It wasn’t the usual hum of machinery or chatter of patients—it was a gentle, rhythmic tapping that seemed almost musical. Curious, a delivery driver stopped outside, thinking it might be a piano tuning. Turns out, just an old drill practicing its rhythm. The next morning, everyone in town had a smile on their face—even if they didn’t know why.