About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One day, while Dr. Ellorin was fitting a new crown, her little poodle started barking uncontrollably in the waiting room. Noises outside or other patients didn’t seem to bother it—only when the drill turned on. Curious, Dr. Ellorin stopped mid-drill and asked an elderly lady next to the dog if she’d noticed anything unusual. Turns out, the poodle had been hearing aids too—and they were beeping exactly like her dental equipment! From then on, whenever someone came for a check-up with their pet, Dr. Ellorin made sure to turn off the drill’s sound effect first.
2. On an unusually foggy morning in downtown Chicago, a delivery driver pulled up to Dr. Ellorin's office. As he unloaded boxes from his truck, he noticed something strange—all the patients seemed to be whispering and pointing towards the ceiling. Curious, he looked up too—and saw nothing but a small sign reading ‘Please remove shoes before entering.’ The delivery driver laughed it off as a prank until his colleague mentioned seeing the same thing earlier that week. Turned out, it was just another one of those urban legends about eccentric dentists in Chicago.
3. In the quiet neighborhood of Brooklyn, a regular was getting his teeth cleaned when he noticed something peculiar. The receptionist kept glancing outside, whispering to herself and occasionally checking her watch. Finally, she excused herself and rushed out. Curious, our regular followed her gaze and saw an old man delivering newspapers across the street. He looked up, smiled sheepishly, then quickly ducked back inside his truck—obviously late for work! Turned out the receptionist had mistaken him for someone important.
4. While Dr. Ellorin was carefully placing a retainer, she heard a familiar voice from behind the curtain: ‘Doctor, could you please adjust my bite so I can chew gum without it popping out?’ With a gentle smile, Dr. Ellorin replied, 'Absolutely, sir!' She adjusted his bite with deft precision and added, 'Just one more thing—maybe switch to sugar-free gum? It’s better for your teeth.' The man nodded gratefully, leaving with a newfound appreciation for both good dental hygiene and Dr. Ellorin’s sense of humour.