Meet
Dr. Jared Siegel
Every patient at Noble Dentistry sees Dr. Siegel. Every visit. It doesn’t matter if you’re here for a routine cleaning or if you’re getting a full smile makeover.
This creates a level of consistency that can't be maintained at practices where you’re passed around to whichever dentist is available.
He's there for all of your appointments, so nothing gets lost between visits, and you'll never have to worry about going into an appointment with a dentist you don't know.
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How He Got Here
Dr. Siegel attended Emory University for undergraduate studies, then spent a year working as a dental assistant in Atlanta. That’s when he decided dentistry was the path for him, and went on to earn his dental degree at the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine. While there, he developed a particular interest in cosmetic dentistry and oral surgery.
After graduating from dental school, he continued his training at the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center in Chicago. Part of the reason was personal. His grandfather was a veteran, and training at a VA hospital gave him an opportunity to give back. The other reason was because of how VA care is structured. For the veterans he treated, all care was fully covered, meaning there was nothing standing in the way of providing whatever the ideal treatment was. For an entire year, Dr. Siegel saw what dentistry looks like when the only question is what the patient needs. This experience still shapes the way he practices today.
He spent the next four years working as an associate in private practice, and then opened Noble.
"I don't feel comfortable treating a patient unless I know that they are aware of what's going on."
— Dr. Siegel
Care Built Around Understanding
In Dr. Siegel’s experience, most dental anxiety comes from the unknown, which is why patient education is such a big part of how he practices. He’ll show you exactly what he’s seeing, explain what it means, as well as why it matters.
His goal is to clearly deliver all of the information necessary for a patient to make a real decision about their treatment, rather than just agreeing to it.
Why “Noble”
Dr. Siegel didn't want to put the word "smile" in the name of his practice and call it a day, or simply name the practice after its location or himself. He wanted the name of the practice to mean something.
Noble metals are the precious metals used in dentistry. They don’t corrode, and the alloys with high percentages of them are top tier. They represent the standard of care Dr. Siegel holds himself to.
Outside the Office
Grew up on Long Island, New York
Loves to cook, and when he does go out, he would rather find an authentic hole-in-the-wall rather than an Instagram friendly restaurant with a line out front.
Enjoys riding his bike. You might even run into him on the Lakefront Trail.
Favorite shows include The Sopranos, Six Feet Under, and Arrested Development.
A big fan of doing the New York Times Crossword Puzzles.
Always looking for new restaurant recommendations. Right now Pizz'Amici is his go-to.