Our dentists have decades of combined years of experience, so you know you're going to get exceptional care at Family Smiles Dentistry. Dr. Matt Noel's goal is to ensure that everyone receives the highest level of dental care in a comfortable environment. He strives to create a foundation of trust and respect and to always provide evidence-based dental care tailored to the values and needs of each individual patient. He values his role as an educator, which empowers patients to understand the reasoning for treatment options so they can make the most informed decisions regarding their oral health.
Dental visits are important to your oral health and overall health. At Family Smiles Dentistry, our goal is to make you feel at ease about your dental visits and proud of your smile!
Born and raised in Littlestown, PA, Dr. Noel graduated locally from Delone Catholic High School and went on to get a bachelor's degree in microbiology from the University of Pittsburgh. He stayed to attend the School of Dentistry, where he earned his degree in 2022 and graduated at the top of his class.
After graduating from the University of Pittsburgh School of Dentistry in 2022, Dr. Noel knew he wanted to return to help the community in which he grew up. He joined Family Smiles Dentistry upon his return. He has brought his knowledge of advanced digital dentistry techniques to Family Smiles Dentistry, keeping us on the cutting edge of technology. Aside from learning new dentistry techniques, he enjoys traveling, cooking, golfing, board games, and spending time with his wife, son, and dog! He's always on the lookout for new recipes and restaurants!
Dr. Noel was inducted into Omicron Kappa Upsilon (OKU) while attending dental school. OKU is the dental honors society that recognizes the top 12% of dental scholars nationwide.
Family Smiles Dentistry serving smiles in Hanover and Littlestown
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