About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, an orthodontist’s receptionist noticed something peculiar on her way out for coffee. A delivery driver kept glancing nervously at the office building, muttering under his breath: ‘I’m supposed to deliver here, but why does everyone look so… crooked?’ The receptionist smiled and whispered back teasingly, 'Maybe they’re just waiting for their braces!' The delivery guy blushed and quickly drove off. From then on, whenever someone new moved into the neighborhood, a local joke circulated that Orthodontic Experts had a secret underground practice.
2. A concerned parent once asked the receptionist at Orthodontic Experts if their child would grow up with a lisp after getting braces. Nobody could quite tell where that urban legend started. Then, an elderly gentleman walked in and asked worriedly, ‘Will my teeth fall out when I get these braces?’ The staff just smiled and said, ‘No, sir, they’ll just move around a bit.’ Turns out, it was another urban legend that had been making rounds for years.
3. A delivery driver pulled up to Orthodontic Experts one afternoon, only to discover that his truck had inexplicably grown a set of braces overnight. The delivery driver knocked on the door and explained the situation. The orthodontist laughed heartily and said, ‘Welcome to our nightly transformation!’ He then offered the perplexed man a tour of his office, complete with an impromptu demonstration on how braces work. By evening’s end, both the truck and its owner were back in perfect shape—though the driver still couldn’t quite explain what he’d experienced.
4. A curious neighbor once asked the receptionist at Orthodontic Experts, ‘Why do so many people leave here with big smiles and even bigger bags?’ The receptionist smiled knowingly. 'Oh,' she whispered conspiratorially, 'they’re not just taking home beautiful smiles—everyone picks up a little bag of dental hygiene goodies!' A neighbor who overheard laughed and joked, 'Guess I’ll never be popular there—they must think I’m too busy brushing my own teeth!'