Staff Spotlight!

Maggie has been with DENTISTRY IN PARADISE for almost two years. She has been a dental assistant since 2003 and is a pleasure to have in our office.

Her hobbies include working out at the gym and she has recently completed a
course on eyelash extensions. Maggie also loves cooking and going to
the beach, movies and concerts with her two sons during her free time.

Maggie enjoys bringing a smile to our patient’s when she assists Dr. Miller.

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Kevin Miller DDS Dentist located in Goleta and Santa Barbara, CA

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