
Meet Dr. Patrick Miller
Rooted in Wilkes County, caring for northwest North Carolina
Dr. Patrick Miller grew up in Millers Creek and graduated from West Wilkes High School in 2000. Practicing in Wilkes County, where he was raised, is something he's proud of.
A Path Back Home
After high school, Dr. Miller attended North Carolina State University, where he graduated summa cum laude with a degree in Civil Engineering. But he felt a calling to serve his community the way his parents always had: his father, Dr. Rob Miller, has been a veterinarian in Wilkes County for over 40 years, and his mother, Sherrie Miller, served as a school psychologist with Wilkes and Alleghany County Schools. That calling led him to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree in 2011. Dr. Miller and his wife then moved back to northwest North Carolina, where he has practiced dentistry for the past 15 years.
Committed to Advanced Care
- Dr. Miller is dedicated to continuing education so his patients benefit from modern, proven techniques. He is:
- A member of the Academy of General Dentistry
- A member of the Gordon Christensen International Study Club
- A student of advanced dental education at the Pankey Institute
- A graduate of Dr. Arun Garg's Implant Continuum
- Permitted to provide IV moderate sedation for patients who want a more relaxed experience
Family and Community
Dr. Miller and his wife, Stephanie, an art teacher at Surry Central High School, have two sons, Graham (13) and Wyatt (11). After 15 years of practicing in northwest North Carolina, he's glad to bring his care back to Wilkes County, where he grew up, at his office in North Wilkesboro.