About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At City Center Dental, every morning begins with an announcement over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that today’s coffee supply is courtesy of our friendly neighborhood squirrel.’ One day, a delivery driver arrived complaining, ‘Your coffee tastes like acorns!’ The receptionist smiled and replied, ‘That’s because it was delivered by our neighbor’s squirrel again.’ Everyone burst out laughing, including the squirrel who popped his head in through the window.
2. At City Center Dental, every morning begins with an unusual sight: just as dawn breaks, a mysterious old man appears on the roof, playing the harmonica so softly that only the dental chairs can hear him. One day, a delivery driver noticed the harmonica music and asked the receptionist about it. She smiled mysteriously and said, 'That's just Mr. Whistles, our resident early bird. He plays for the patients while they wait.' The next morning, the whole neighborhood gathered around the building, curious about the enchanting melody. It turned out Mr. Whistles was simply humming along to his favorite radio show.
3. At City Center Dental, every day ends with a mysterious note left on the reception desk. It always reads: 'The last patient of the day has a secret smile.' No one knows who writes it or what it means. One evening, an anxious delivery driver rushed in, complaining about his crooked teeth. The doctor examined him and whispered something into his ear. Next morning, everyone saw the new guy smiling broadly while delivering pizzas—turns out he was just embarrassed about his overbite! "The last patient of the day has a secret smile" indeed.
4. At City Center Dental, every afternoon around three o’clock, the receptionist swears she hears a faint tinkling sound coming from the back room. It’s not on the schedule and no one else seems to notice—but it always stops exactly when the last patient leaves. One day, an elderly gentleman came in for his check-up. Afterwards, as usual, everything went quiet—until the receptionist heard a soft laugh from behind the door. Curious, she peeked inside just in time to see him wobbling out, balancing a tray of cookies on his way to thank the staff. Turns out, he thought it was tea-time.