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Dr. Karen Kaiser-Coello is a dedicated dentist with a deep commitment to both her profession and her community. Originally from Belleville, Illinois, she excelled in both academics and athletics during high school, becoming a member of the National Honor Society and earning the prestigious St. Louis Post-Dispatch Scholar-Athlete Award in 1976. In 1980, she graduated from Illinois College with degrees in Biology and Chemistry, receiving the Gerald A. Lucas Prize in Biological Science and the Dorothy Hopper Award in Athletics for her outstanding achievements.

Before pursuing her career in dentistry, Dr. Karen spent two years conducting cancer research at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Missouri. In 1982, she was accepted into the Washington University School of Dental Medicine, where she met her husband, Dr. Carlos Coello. After earning her Doctorate of Dental Medicine in 1986, she worked as an associate in St. Louis until 1989, when she and Dr. Carlos relocated to Florida following his graduation from dental school.

Dr. Karen is passionate about giving back to the community and has been actively involved in the Florida Donated Dental Services program, part of the National Foundation of Dentistry for the Handicapped. Through this program, she joins a network of dentists and laboratory technicians across Florida who volunteer their time and expertise to provide comprehensive dental care to individuals with serious disabilities, advanced age, or medical conditions who cannot afford necessary treatments.

Known for her compassion and dedication, Dr. Karen continues to make a meaningful impact both in her practice and through her volunteer work, improving the lives of her patients with a focus on quality care and community service.