About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. Late one night, an exhausted delivery driver pulled up to White Pine Endodontics with a heavy box in hand. As he stepped out of his truck, something strange caught his eye—a shadowy figure darting between parked cars. Curious, he followed the silhouette into the dimly lit parking lot. The figure turned out to be just a neighborhood cat, but not before giving him a mischievous glance and darting back inside the office. With a shake of his head, the delivery driver chuckled and muttered, ‘Must be a late-night dental patient.’
2. One morning, a little girl followed her mom into White Pine Endodontics and pointed excitedly at the ceiling. ‘Mommy,’ she whispered, ‘is that a ghost?’ Her mom looked up and saw nothing but a strange shadow, left by the new dental equipment. A delivery driver, waiting his turn, leaned over and said with a smile, 'No, sweetie, that's just Dr. Smith's latest invention!' The little girl giggled, while her mom blushed, grateful for the explanation. From then on, whenever someone mentioned White Pine Endodontics, they’d whisper, 'Oh, you mean where the ghosts hang out?'
3. In the early hours of dawn, a sleepy delivery driver parked outside White Pine Endodontics and noticed something peculiar on the sidewalk—a strange box wrapped in old newspaper. Curious, he picked it up and found inside an old toothbrush and some loose change. Smiling, he thought, ‘Someone must’ve dropped these.’ The next day, a regular patient joked, “Did you find our lost treasure last night?” To which the delivery driver replied, “No, but I did find your toothbrush!”
4. In the quiet of late afternoon, a delivery driver stopped by White Pine Endodontics for a quick break. To his surprise, he found a mysterious package left on the reception desk—complete with a note reading ‘Open only when teeth are in pain.’ Curious, he opened it and found a small bag filled with candies shaped like little teeth. A card inside read, 'Sweet relief for aching teeth!' Turns out, it was an anonymous gesture from a grateful patient, making sure everyone had a sweet way to cope.'