Uncover the Latest Advancements of Local Anesthesia with the TuttleNumbNow Intra
Saturday, January 30, 2027
1:30 – 2:30 pm
Course Code:
866SL
NO CHARGE — REGISTRATION REQUIRED
In this course, innovator Dr. Gregory Tuttle will challenge the way you think about local anesthesia and introduce a faster, safer, and more predictable approach to getting patients numb. Through his energetic, practical teaching style, you’ll learn the TNN intraosseous technique, how to improve patient comfort and efficiency, and the step-by-step protocols that help eliminate guesswork in anesthesia. Dr. Tuttle will share the research, clinical experience, and real-world strategies behind TNN while demonstrating how this system can reduce complications, improve workflow, simplify charting, and create a better experience for both the dentist and the patient. As dentists, we all know the frustration of tough-to-numb patients — this course is designed to give you the confidence and tools to change that immediately.
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After this course attendees will be able to:
- Implement the TuttleNumbNow intraosseous anesthesia technique and how it differs from traditional nerve blocks
- Recognize the TuttleNumbNow intraosseous anesthesia technique and how it differs from traditional nerve blocks
- Understand the TNN injection protocol, targeting, angulation, and needle control techniques
- Review research and clinical evidence supporting intraosseous anesthesia success rates
- Identify how TNN improves safety and reduces risks associated with traditional anesthesia methods
- Learn how TNN protocols improve charting, workflow, and overall patient experience
The TuttleNumbNow grant has been applied to this course.
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