About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver parked outside Spectrum Dental Centre and noticed an unusual sight. ‘Hey,’ he muttered to himself, ‘is that a toothbrush growing out of the ground?’ Curious, he walked over and sure enough—there was a tiny green toothbrush poking through the soil. He laughed, took a picture, and posted it online. Soon, neighbors started noticing similar growths around town: a toothpaste plant here, a floss bush there. Turned out, Spectrum Dental Centre had accidentally ordered some unusual seeds for their garden.
2. A neighborhood kid was pedaling past Spectrum Dental Centre one afternoon when he heard something strange coming from inside. The sound of whirring machinery grew louder as he approached, until it seemed like the whole building was humming with an unseen force. Curious, he peeked through the window and saw a dentist hard at work, his drill making that familiar buzzing noise. But then he noticed another figure—an old toothbrush dancing around on its own, waving a tiny toothpaste flag. Startled, the boy ran off, screaming ‘Spectacular specters!’ Later, everyone agreed it must’ve been just the air conditioning playing tricks.
3. One night, a delivery driver parked outside Spectrum Dental Centre and heard something strange coming from inside—a soft humming sound like someone was tuning up a giant musical instrument. Curious, he peered through the window and saw only an old dentist fiddling with his instruments, whistling tunelessly into the microphone of his chairside radio. The next morning, everyone in town knew that Spectrum’s receptionist had accidentally tuned it to a classical station during the night. Ever since then, whenever anyone mentions Spectrum, they say, ‘That’s where they play Mozart while you wait.’
4. A regular patient arrived early for their appointment one day and decided to take a shortcut through the parking lot. As they walked between cars, they noticed a small door leading into what looked like an old utility room. Curious, they opened it—and found themselves face-to-face with a life-sized model of a smiling toothbrush. The patient blinked a few times, thinking maybe it was some kind of optical illusion. But no—there it was, a full-size, cheerfully painted toothbrush, waving its plastic bristles in greeting. They stood there for a moment, trying not to laugh, before deciding that perhaps Spectrum Dental Centre had a unique sense of humor after all.