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Onpharma Company Onpharma's Onset EZ Pen is the easy choice for buffering. The Onset System is simple to use and allows the clinician to inject and go right to work.

Onpharma's Onset is a revolutionary buffering system that uses Sodium Bicarbonate to raise the pH level of local anesthetic. Onset makes your local anesthetic reliable, predictable and more comfortable for the patient.

05/05/2026

Some patients make you remember why you do this work.

Dr. Dwight Simpson had a patient he could never get numb. A redhead, which carries well-documented anesthesia challenges.

He tried everything. Standard injections. PDL injections. Intraosseous injections. A root canal where intrapulpal anesthesia still was not enough.

She had so much anxiety walking into that office.

Understandably so.

When buffered local anesthetic became available, Dr. Simpson called her. "I think there might be something that may help you."

She came in. And for the first time in her life, over 40 years old, she was completely numb.

Total comfort. A completely different patient from that day forward.

That is not just a clinical outcome. That is a life-changing moment for someone who had given up on ever having a comfortable dental experience.

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04/15/2026

"It really is that easy."

That is Dr. Rob DiVito, a general & cosmetic dentist from Scottsdale AZ, after switching from the old Onset System to the new Onset EZ Pen.

Dr. Rob is big on the principle of "Tell. Show. Do." meaning if you're going to tell someone something, show them and do it first.

"I had the buffered anesthesia done on me for the first time with the old system. I was amazed at the onset of the anesthetic - I mean, it worked very quickly. Faster than even I thought it would. And from then on, you know, once I experienced it, at least I had something to pass on to the patients so that they knew that, yeah, even I've had this before. Even the dentist has gone through it."

Dr. Rob expressed that the new Onset EZ Pen is user friendly, quick, and simply "easier" to deliver, requiring only three clicks.

If you've been meaning to make the switch or try Onset EZ for the first time, here's your sign.

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04/09/2026

Dentists, what is your favorite pen?🖊

Let Dr. Falkel show you his.

After decades in dentistry, the pen that changed everything was one he built himself. The Onset EZ Pen handles the buffering before delivery so the focus stays on the patient, not the clock.

More efficient appointments. More quality time with each patient. And for Dr. Falkel personally, a path from a five day work week down to two and a half with the same production.

No training needed. Same injection technique. The pen does the work.

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04/07/2026

The number one reason patients avoid the dental office altogether is fear of the needle.

The number two reason is that the anesthetic does not work properly and the appointment hurts.

The Onset EZ Pen was designed to address both.

A more comfortable injection experience from the start. Local anesthetic that works more effectively. A patient who leaves without dreading the next visit.

Over 10 million buffered injections. No additional training. No change to your existing technique.

Happier patients tend to refer more. And a full schedule starts with patients who actually show up.

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04/03/2026

I've been in dentistry for years now.

And for a long time, I thought I was failing.

Not every patient was getting numb the way they should. And that's not something any dentist take lightly.

It follows you home. It keeps you up at night. You start to question everything you were trained to do.

But I knew there had to be a better answer. So I found one.

Countless nights of work later, the buffering pen for local anesthetic was born. Over 10 million injections buffered :)

Thousands of dentists who no longer lose sleep over whether their patient is truly numb.

This is my story. And I'm just getting started sharing it.

Follow along for the journey.

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04/01/2026

This needle is what your patients see every time they sit in your chair. And for many of them, it is the reason they dread coming back.

The Onset EZ Pen was designed with that in mind. Same injection technique. No additional training. Just a more comfortable experience for the patient from the moment the needle enters.

Many patients and practitioners report that the difference is noticeable from the very first case.

No workflow changes. No learning curve. Just pick it up and get started.

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03/31/2026

"I can't work without it."

That is Dr. Derek Song, general dentist outside Boston, after three weeks with the Onset EZ Pen.

14 years in practice. Learned about buffering 12 years ago. Thought it was a nice to have, not a must have. His words: he wishes he had started sooner.

What changed his mind? His patients stopped getting the zinging sensation on injection. For a dentist who uses local anesthetic all day long on patient after patient, that kind of feedback adds up fast.

He tried it on himself before using it on his patients. Then bought four more pens. Then his associates started using it too.

That is not a product trial. That is a protocol shift.

If you have been on the fence about buffered anesthesia, Dr. Song was too. For 12 years.

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03/26/2026

To that one patient you can never get numb.

Dr. Falkel ran into a dentist named Ron at Penn Station in New York. Ron had bought the Onset EZ Pen six months earlier after a lecture in Phoenix. Still had not used it.

He was waiting for her. That one patient he had never been able to get numb. The impossible case. The one that would finally prove it worked.

Dr. Falkel's response: if you never got her numb, maybe she is not your patient anymore. Why wait for the special case when every case is special?

The first case you do is the best case. Because you are going to see something you have not seen before. And once you see it, you will wonder why you waited.

If the kit is on your shelf, it is ready to go. So are you.

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03/24/2026

Antibiotics in dentistry do not solve the problem the way they do in medicine.

According to Dr. Falkel, what antibiotics actually do in a dental infection scenario is knock the infection down enough for tissue pH to rise so that standard anesthetic has a better chance of working.

That is not a solution. That is a workaround with a 3-4 day wait built in.

When local anesthetic is buffered to physiologic pH, there is a much better chance of achieving anesthesia even in infected tissue. The procedure can happen right away.

And the less frequently antibiotics are prescribed in dentistry, the less opportunity bacteria have to develop resistance. Better for the patient in the chair and for the population overall.

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03/22/2026

Dentists can save time by focusing on quality time.

When you administer buffered local anesthetic and go right to work, something interesting happens. The patient feels like you spent more time with them. But you actually spent less.

No stepping out. No bouncing between operatories. No variable wait time built into the schedule. You sit down, you work, you finish, and you move on.

As Dr. Falkel describes it, the value of the visit goes up when you see, treat, and release. The patient walks out feeling like they received more attention than they ever have. The practice walks away with recovered time in the schedule.

That is not a compromise between efficiency and experience. That is both at the same time.

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03/20/2026

Instead of meeting patient expectations, what if you exceeded them every time?

That is the question buffered anesthesia raises.

Most patients have never experienced it. Most practices have never offered it. And when you have not seen both sides of that comparison, it is difficult to understand how different the two can feel.

Dr. Falkel puts it simply - if you are going to compare buffered to unbuffered anesthetic, there is just no comparison. Not for the patient. Not for the practice.

That is not just a clinical consideration. That is a patient experience conversation worth having.

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