About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unusually quiet morning in downtown Chicago when a delivery driver pulled up outside Impression Dental Group. The sun had barely risen over Lake Michigan, casting long shadows across the street. As he unloaded boxes from his truck, he noticed something odd on the sidewalk—a tiny tooth, perfectly intact. He picked it up curiously and saw that it was a baby tooth with a small note attached: 'Found your tooth! Hope you don’t mind, but I thought it would look great in our new office decor.' A friendly voice called out from inside: ‘Hey, thanks for finding that! We were just running low on teeth for our dental art project.’ The delivery driver smiled and shook his head, thinking to himself, ‘Next time I'll check twice before delivering anything here!’
2. A young boy walked into Impression Dental Group, holding his teddy bear tightly. His mother whispered something to the receptionist, and suddenly everyone in the waiting room froze—even the fish in the aquarium stopped swimming. The reason? A tiny toothbrush dangling from the ceiling, waving like it had come to life. Then a delivery driver entered, muttering under his breath about ‘yet another boring dental office.’ Suddenly, an old toothpaste tube on the counter started singing along with him, word for word. Everyone burst out laughing, including the frozen fish who resumed their lazy swim.
3. Have you heard about the old lady who came in for her check-up and left with a new set of teeth…and a free toothbrush? No one knows how it happened, but ever since then, patients say they feel like they’re getting more than just dental care. Another tale involves a delivery driver who walked in complaining of a sore jaw. After his visit, he not only had a perfect smile but also won a complimentary pizza from the receptionist—apparently, someone forgot to mention that Impression Dental was teaming up with their local pizzeria!
4. ‘Hey, Doc,’ said a delivery driver one afternoon, ‘I brought you some flowers—from your last patient!’ Doc chuckled and replied, ‘Thanks for the flowers, but I’m pretty sure they’re not from my last patient.’ He paused, then added with a smile, ‘Maybe it’s time I start keeping a sign-in sheet!’