About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the waiting room of Stambaugh Family Dental, a regular noticed something peculiar one morning. Among the usual magazines and candy dispensers sat an old, dusty violin case. A delivery driver mentioned that he’d seen the same violin case for months. Curiosity got the better of them, so they asked the receptionist if anyone ever claimed it. With a smile, she replied, ‘Oh yes, Dr. Stambaugh plays it every Friday during his lunch break.’ The regulars now look forward to those impromptu concerts more than their cleanings.
2. In the waiting room of Stambaugh Family Dental, an elderly gentleman cleared his throat and announced with a twinkle in his eye, ‘I’ve been thinking… what if cavities are actually nature’s way of saying “you’re eating too much sugar”?’ A delivery driver nodded thoughtfully and replied, 'Well, maybe that's why I always get cavities—too many donuts!' The whole room burst out laughing, including the dentist himself who winked at everyone. The old man beamed, satisfied that he had made his point—and perhaps inspired some healthier habits.
3. At night, when the lights were off and everyone had gone home, a small dog would occasionally appear in the parking lot outside Stambaugh Family Dental. It always approached the front door with a curious wag of its tail, as if trying to signal someone inside. One night, an exhausted delivery driver parked nearby and dozed off in his truck. The little dog trotted over, jumped onto his lap, and promptly fell asleep himself, snoring softly. Startled awake, the driver grinned, thinking it was the cutest thing he’d seen all day—and maybe even better than any dental appointment.
4. In the waiting room of Stambaugh Family Dental, a young mother whispered to her child, ‘Don’t be afraid, sweetie—those teeth are just saying hello.’ An older gentleman next to them cleared his throat and said, ‘Actually, those teeth are saying “good morning” because I just got here.’ Everyone burst into laughter, including the little boy who realized it was all just a funny game.}