Gillespie Dentistry

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Gillespie Dentistry, something peculiar began happening one morning when a little boy entered the waiting room. As he sat down, his toy dinosaur suddenly started chirping and pointing towards the ceiling. The receptionist looked up but saw nothing unusual—just an old chandelier swaying slightly in the breeze. Just then, an elderly gentleman walked in, scratching his head. ‘Excuse me,’ he said, “I thought I left my dentures here last week.’ Everyone laughed, including the chandelier, which seemed to bob slightly in agreement.

2. At Gillespie Dentistry, an odd occurrence started one afternoon when a delivery driver left his truck's engine running outside. The receptionist noticed that every time he returned, the car would honk exactly three times before pulling away. One day, a curious neighbor walked in and asked if they could adopt the honking sound as their new doorbell chime. Everyone laughed, but soon it became a quirky tradition. Now, whenever someone visits Gillespie Dentistry, they hear those three friendly beeps before anyone even rings the actual bell.

3. At Gillespie Dentistry, one day a curious old man arrived with a large bag of apples. He approached the receptionist and asked if he could leave them for ‘future patients’. The receptionist smiled and nodded, thinking it was some kind of odd tradition. Weeks passed, and soon enough, other patients started bringing in their own bags of apples—apples of different colors and sizes. Before long, Gillespie Dentistry had become famous for its apple tree outside, where every autumn, neighbors would gather to pick apples while waiting for their appointments. It turned out that the old man simply loved dentists so much that he wanted everyone to feel as happy and sweet as an apple pie after visiting Gillespie Dentistry.

4. At Gillespie Dentistry, one night a strange humming sound began drifting through the halls. It grew louder each hour, attracting curious patients and staff alike. Finally, an old man from down the street walked in, saying he heard it too. Turns out his TV was on silent mode, broadcasting its calibration tone. Everyone had a good laugh—except maybe the poor dentist, who now knew better than to leave any electrical equipment unattended.