About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while waiting for his appointment, an elderly gentleman overheard a strange conversation between two dentists in Highland Family Dental:
‘Did you hear? The new filling material we ordered is softer than butter!’ Another dentist chuckled and replied, ‘Really? Then maybe I’ll ask our delivery guy next time if he wants a bite!’ Just then, a gruff voice from behind said, ‘Hey, that’s my lunch you’re talking about!’ A burly delivery driver had overheard their banter and gave them a good-natured scowl.
2. While waiting for her check-up, little Sarah kept glancing at the old clock on the wall. Suddenly she giggled and pointed: ‘Mom, why does that clock always show half past three?’ Her mom smiled and whispered back, ‘Oh, honey, it’s just an old clock. But I hear tellin’ time here is a bit tricky—especially when you’re not quite four yet!’
3. While waiting for her turn in the dental chair, a young mother noticed something peculiar coming from the hallway—a faint humming sound, almost like someone whistling 'Happy Birthday' very softly. Curious, she leaned closer and realized it was just an old radio playing in the reception area. As she relaxed, another voice joined in—an elderly gentleman reading aloud from a book of Scottish folk tales. Before long, everyone in the waiting room was laughing along with him, even the little kids who were getting their teeth cleaned. It turned out that Highland Family Dental had a secret tradition: every Tuesday afternoon, they’d gather around an ancient radio and enjoy some good storytelling.
4. While waiting for her turn in the dental chair, a young mother heard a strange announcement over the intercom: ‘Attention please—we’ve just found a gold coin stuck in one of our drill bits!’ The receptionist smiled and added, 'And guess what? The coin belongs to none other than our friendly neighborhood mailman!' Everyone burst out laughing, including the poor guy who was still sitting in the chair, completely unaware of his newfound fame as the 'coin carrier.'