Alan L Noelck DDS

Alma is a native of Mexico but grew up in the Maryvale area here in Arizona. She graduated with her dental hygiene degree in 1993 and has been working with Dr. Alan Noelck for 18 years. She's a resident of Litchfield Park with her husband Samuel and 2 sons Samuel Jr. and Carlos. Alma stays active volunteering with Millennium high school's marching band and loves to spend time with family and friends.

Dr. Alan Noelck has constantly researched dental and medical techniques and topics throughout his career to best serve his patients, including pioneering the safe removal of mercury amalgam fillings and placement of tooth-colored composites long before the rest of the dental field back in 1987.

He continues his efforts with memberships in the ADA (American Dental Association), AzDA (Arizona Dental Association), IAOMT (International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology) and IABDM (International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine).His passion for helping people through dentistry has driven him to master the Art of cosmetic restorations as a way to truly bring a new smile to the faces of his patients.

Our primary office philosophy is to treat our patients with the integrity they deserve by listening to them, offering our expertise to aid in their decisions and ultimately taking care of them. We are in dentistry to restore, maintain and prolong our patient's dentition in a manner that is beneficial long-term to their health, function and overall self-esteem.

We care about our patients as a whole and if there's something that has always bothered you about your smile or prevented you from smiling as big as you would like- we want to help. That's why we offer a variety of methods for working around these esthetic concerns. Please inform us if you would like to discuss improvements to your smile.

As emphasized earlier in the general dentistry section, we only used composite, tooth-colored filling material to do even normal restorations. Any existing mercury amalgam fillings that need to be removed because of decay around the margins will be safely removed with proper technique.

Composite restorations help to strengthen the tooth, especially on smaller areas of decay, by bonding the tooth together but do little to strengthen and hold a tooth together that has been severely damaged prior to restoration or has a significant portion missing.These are completed to stabilize and support remaining tooth structure to prevent further breakdown of the tooth to occur which would result in the loss of the tooth.