About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, an elderly gentleman arrived for his routine check-up, only to discover that someone had left behind a strange wooden box in the waiting room. Curious but not alarmed, he opened it carefully—and found dozens of tiny handwritten notes inside, each promising perfect teeth for just one wish. Smiling broadly, he decided to keep the mysterious box as good luck. Months later, while chatting with a delivery driver, they both burst out laughing when she mentioned her new pearly whites—she’d ‘wished’ for them after finding exactly the same box in her own car.}
2. A delivery driver dropped off a box of dental supplies one afternoon, but when he came back later, there was something unexpected waiting for him—a tiny ceramic tooth statue smiling cheerfully from the reception desk. The delivery driver scratched his head in confusion, then noticed another small tooth grinning from behind the counter. He laughed and said, ‘Guess someone’s been practicing their dental office decor!’ A few days later, a neighbor stopped by with a big box of cookies, explaining that she’d seen the little statues online and thought they were perfect for Sunnyvale Family and Cosmetic Dentistry.’
3. A delivery driver dropped off a box of dental supplies one afternoon, but when he returned later to collect it, the box had vanished without a trace. The delivery driver scratched his head, puzzled. Just then, an elderly neighbor popped out and asked if they needed help finding something. Turns out, the box was accidentally placed inside the dentist’s waiting room for kids’ toys. Everyone laughed, and from that day on, Sunnyvale Family and Cosmetic Dentistry became known for their unexpected sense of humor.
4. A delivery driver dropped off a box of dental supplies one afternoon, but when he opened it, he exclaimed, ‘What on earth? These teeth look like they belong in a circus!’ Upon opening the box more carefully, he discovered that each tooth had a tiny bow tied around it—obviously meant for decorating Christmas trees or Halloween displays. A neighbor later confessed she’d mistakenly labeled the package as ‘ornamental teeth’ instead of dental implants.