Eastern Oklahoma Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the waiting room of Eastern Oklahoma Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery one morning, a regular noticed something peculiar on the reception desk: a small, handwritten sign reading ‘Free Tooth Fairy Visits.’ Curious patients began gathering around it, whispering among themselves as they waited for their appointments. Soon enough, an elderly gentleman walked in, wearing a big smile and carrying a tiny suitcase. He introduced himself as the Tooth Fairy, complete with a certificate from the state dental association. Amused laughter filled the room as everyone watched him carefully place each extracted tooth into his miniature briefcase. By the end of the day, word had spread far beyond the clinic—Eastern Oklahoma now boasted its very own Tooth Fairy, who only visited once a year but left a lasting impression.

2. In the waiting room of Eastern Oklahoma Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery one day, an elderly gentleman picked up a strange object from the reception desk. As he inspected it closer, he realized it was a tiny plastic toothbrush with the words ‘World’s Smallest Toothbrush’ engraved on it. Just then, a young delivery driver walked in and asked if anyone had seen his missing box. The old man held up the toothbrush and said, 'I found something even smaller!' Everyone burst out laughing, realizing that life sometimes throws us unexpected little treasures.

3. In the waiting room of Eastern Oklahoma Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery one afternoon, a delivery driver dozed off while balancing three boxes on his lap. Suddenly, one box teetered and fell onto his head with a loud thud. Startled awake, he looked around sheepishly, only to see everyone in the waiting room staring at him. A little old lady next to him whispered, ‘Honey, that’s why they invented hands.’

4. In the waiting room of Eastern Oklahoma Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery one evening, a small dog nervously approached the reception desk, sniffing and whimpering as if trying to understand why everyone else seemed so calm. A friendly old man, a regular, looked down at the little dog and said gently, ‘Don’t worry, pup, I’m sure they’ll see you soon.’ The dog perked up, tail wagging, and trotted off to sit next to an excited-looking delivery driver who had brought his own pooch that morning. As night fell, the receptionist smiled warmly, patting the dog on the head and whispering, ‘Welcome to our family, little guy!’