Dr. Tolle graduated from the Indiana University School of Dentistry in 1995 and began his career in Indianapolis where he practiced for four years. In March 1999, he bought the dental practice of Dr. Vance F. Lopp.
Dr. Tolle is a member of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry, Midwest Implant Institute, Misch Implant Institute and International Congress for Oral Implantology and the American Dental Association.
He is a graduate of MidContinental Orthodontics in Phoenix. This is a program to enable general dentists to treat patients with Orthodontics. He also complete certificaton for Invisalign, the "invisible braces" which have become so popular.
Dr. Tolle received the prestigious Fellowship Award of the Academy of General Dentistry in July 2004. He has also completed training for conscious sedation through the DOCS Program, or Dental Organization for Conscious Sedation.
Believing in the importance of keeping up on the latest trends in dentistry, Dr. Tolle attends an average of 70-100 hours a year in continuing education (the minimum for licensure is 15 hours a year). Dr. Tolle regularly travels wherever necessary to attend the best education dentistry has to offer.
When not enjoying dentistry, Dr. Tolle spends his life with wife Kelly and two children, Brooke and Bryce. He enjoys running marathons, reading, biking and coaching his children's soccer, T-ball and hockey teams.
Dr. Tolle is a member of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry, Midwest Implant Institute, Misch Implant Institute and International Congress for Oral Implantology and the American Dental Association.
He is a graduate of MidContinental Orthodontics in Phoenix. This is a program to enable general dentists to treat patients with Orthodontics. He also complete certificaton for Invisalign, the "invisible braces" which have become so popular.
Dr. Tolle received the prestigious Fellowship Award of the Academy of General Dentistry in July 2004. He has also completed training for conscious sedation through the DOCS Program, or Dental Organization for Conscious Sedation.
Believing in the importance of keeping up on the latest trends in dentistry, Dr. Tolle attends an average of 70-100 hours a year in continuing education (the minimum for licensure is 15 hours a year). Dr. Tolle regularly travels wherever necessary to attend the best education dentistry has to offer.
When not enjoying dentistry, Dr. Tolle spends his life with wife Kelly and two children, Brooke and Bryce. He enjoys running marathons, reading, biking and coaching his children's soccer, T-ball and hockey teams.