About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver arrived early with a box of rare vintage toothpaste. As he unlocked the door, an old man sitting in the waiting room started humming an unfamiliar tune. Curious, the doctor approached and asked what song it was. The old man smiled, saying it was his favorite childhood lullaby. Turned out, the vintage paste came from the same factory where the doctor’s grandmother used to work decades ago. That day, Knollwood Dental became the talk of the town for a different reason—a free sample of nostalgic toothpaste and an unexpected musical discovery.
2. One night, while closing up shop, the receptionist heard an eerie humming coming from behind the waiting room. Curious, she approached and found an old, dusty radio playing an endless loop of lullabies. As she turned it off, the humming stopped instantly. The next morning, everyone in the office joked that maybe the radio was a ghostly patient who liked nursery rhymes. And so, Knollwood Dental became known not just for its dentistry but also for its occasional musical guests—all invisible ones.
3. One day, during a routine cleaning session, a dental hygienist noticed something peculiar on the ceiling above her chair—a small, perfectly round hole no bigger than a dime. She mentioned it casually over the intercom, asking if anyone had seen or heard anything unusual lately. Soon enough, an old janitor confessed that he used to store his lunch money in that very hole when he was a kid. The hygienist laughed it off, thinking nothing of it—until another patient pointed out that there were similar holes in other rooms too. It turned out Knollwood Dental’s ceiling was like a giant piggy bank from the ’80s, filled with lost coins and forgotten memories.
4. At Knollwood Dental, one afternoon, a small dog nervously approached the waiting room door, its tail wagging uncertainly as it sniffed the air and stared curiously at the closed sign. The receptionist, noticing the little intruder, smiled warmly and called out, ‘Hey, little guy! What brings you here today?’ The dog wagged his tail even more vigorously and trotted over to an open chair, where he promptly curled up for a nap. A few minutes later, a delivery driver walked in, looked around quizzically, then said to no one in particular, ‘I thought I heard a dog barkin’ somewhere.’ The end result? Knollwood Dental now has its very own canine patient—who only comes for naps!’