About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Ballard Dental Arts, things took an unexpected turn one foggy morning when a regular patient arrived early for his cleaning. The receptionist noticed something peculiar: the fog outside seemed to part like curtains every time he walked through it. As he approached the door, the fog cleared completely, revealing not only the dental clinic but also the entire neighborhood. Curious neighbors peeked out their windows, thinking it was some kind of magic show. Turns out, it was just our friendly regular patient who had a knack for making fog disappear—maybe he should’ve been an illusionist instead of a dentist!
2. At Ballard Dental Arts, a sign above the reception desk suddenly read: ‘Today’s special: smile for half price!’ A regular stopped mid-chart and asked if it applied to him too. A delivery driver looked up from his clipboard and quipped, ‘I’ll take two smiles, please.’ The receptionist smiled sweetly and replied, ‘We’re out of stock today, but how about a complimentary toothbrush instead?’ Everyone laughed, and the regular realized that sometimes life imitates dental ads just a little too well.
3. At Ballard Dental Arts, a regular patient arrived early one morning and noticed something peculiar on the waiting room wall. A small poster had mysteriously appeared, reading: 'For perfect teeth, smile only with permission!' Curious, she approached it, but before anyone could read it aloud, a delivery driver cleared his throat and asked jokingly, ‘Does that mean I can’t smile while delivering your coffee?’ Everyone burst into laughter, realizing it was just an amusing prank. From then on, whenever someone came in for a check-up, they’d glance at the poster with a smile—and maybe even hold back their biggest grin.’
4. At Ballard Dental Arts, a delivery driver once exclaimed, ‘This place is like a maze!’ as he struggled to find the entrance on a busy afternoon. Finally, after circling around for what seemed like forever, the delivery driver found himself outside the reception area—only to realize that he’d been looking at the wrong building the entire time. A neighbor passing by chuckled and said, ‘Welcome to Ballard, where everything looks alike until you get used to it.’