Dr. Patricia Noel Kellar, D.D.S.

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Dedicated Dentist Dr. Patricia Kellar Marks 34 Years of Service, Focusing on Honest and Informative Patient Care

A trusted name in the field of dentistry, Dr. Kellar has over 34 years of dedicated service to the community of Plano, Texas. Since establishing her practice in 1987, she has been committed to providing honest, fair treatments and ensuring her patients are well informed about their options.

A graduate of the University of Texas Dental Branch in Houston, she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her practice. Her passion for dentistry is evident in the quality of care she provides to each patient, earning her a reputation for excellence in the local community.

Despite facing personal challenges, including the birth of three daughters and a battle with breast cancer, Dr. Kellar has remained steadfast in her commitment to her patients and her profession. Now a proud grandmother of four grandchildren, she continues to inspire others with her resilience and dedication.

Dr. Kellar's long-standing relationships with her patients speak volumes about the level of trust and satisfaction she has earned over the years. Many of her patients have been with her for more than two decades, a testament to the quality of her work and the genuine care she provides.

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