A Full Circle Moment for TuttleNumbNow

The origins of TuttleNumbNow go back to 2015 when Dr. Tuttle's son was graduating from Midwestern Dental School in Arizona. During the hooding ceremony Dr. Tuttle was overwhelmed with emotion and felt that he should share this approach to local anesthesia with the world.

A classmate of Dr. Tuttle's son was Scott Johnson, an endodontist. Dr. Johnson now works in Utah and we were able to connect with him during a recent hands-on training event.

Dr. Johnson uses the TuttleNumbNow IO injection daily, and it was rewarding to see this full-circle moment almost a decade later. 

He was at the ground level of TuttleNumbNow and has seen the benefits of this injection in his practice every day. Thank you Dr. Johnson for your continued support!

Image of Dr. Tuttle and son Dr. Kent Tuttle.

Dentist Gather to Experience TNN in Saratoga Springs

Word of mouth is one of the best ways TuttleNumbNow has grown organically. Dentists are connected and they enjoy sharing new and innovative ways to grow dental practices.

This was the case in Utah yesterday, as Dr. Todd Groesbeck from Cougar Dental in Provo has been implementing the TuttleNumbNow technique for several years. He has found great success and we have connected with him as he regularly orders TNN Needle Guides. 

Dr. Grosbeck suggested we visit with the dentists at Matthews Implant and Cosmetic Dentistry in Saratoga Springs. This group of dentists were excited to see TuttleNumbNow in action. Dentists from Traverse Mountain in Lehi also joined in for the training. Read more here!

UDA Spring Session in St. George

Great time at the UDA Spring Session in St. George and hands-on experience hosted by Dr. Boran. We love visiting with dentists and especially talking with prior customers to see how their practice has changed as they take care of patients. Thanks to all who came by and said hello! 

Hands-on after UDA in Utah

In person hands-on demo for dentists!! Those in attendance were from the UDA and those who purchased from their Benco reps this year in 2024! We love time with dentists!
If you want to host a hands-on training, please reach out. 

Feedback from Dentists at the UDA

Utah Dental Convention 2024. Message us for conference specials if you were there! We loved hearing from our dentists and seeing so many interested. Especially enjoyed hearing how you've applied TNN to your practice. 

Utah Dental Convention - Dr. Tuttle Featured Speaker

Dr. Tuttle was the featured speaker for the Utah Dental Convention on Friday morning and afternoon discussing local anesthesia and TuttleNumbNow. 

Studies Published Related to TNN

With increased interest in TuttleNumbNow comes a wave of clinical research and potential for more research in the years ahead. 

We have complied some related studies for those who would like to reference some topics related to TuttleNumbNow here.

Special thanks to all those involved in advancing the world of dental anesthesia. 

World-renowned Kathy Bassett in the Chair for the TuttleNumbNow IO Injection!

Anyone that knows local anesthesia knows the name Kathy Bassett. She has dedicated her entire career to educating, teaching, lecturing, and writing on local anesthesia all over the world. It was our pleasure to have her experience the TuttleNumbNow injection this past weekend. Boy, was she thrilled with the results!

Afterwards as she was reflecting on the meeting, we got a message from Kathy stating, "My mind is racing now." She is a big advocate for pain-free injections, and TNN delivered. 

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Expert from KCSI Experiences TNN for the first time!

We are excited to announce a wonderful visit from the founder of the Koerner Center for Surgical Instruction (KCSI).

KCSI is in Utah and was founded by Dr. Karl Koerner, a general dentist who has been educating his peers on dentoalveolar surgery for more than 25 years. 

Dr. Koerner lectures all over the country and came to the office to see TuttleNumbNow in action on January 5th. 

His reaction was positive. He says, "I really didn't feel anything. There was no pain involved." 

It's a matter going through the bone. He says in his case, "It was easier than ever!"