oral dna analysis | falls church, va

Oral DNA Analysis

Oral DNA Analysis

Worried about gum disease, bad breath, or hidden health risks? Oral DNA analysis unlocks a wealth of information about your oral health and potential risks. This simple, painless test analyzes your saliva's DNA to provide personalized insights for a healthier smile.

DNA answers for a healthier smile.

Uncover the secrets your smile holds! Oral DNA analysis analyzes your saliva's DNA to assess risk for gum disease, oral cancer, and even predict future health concerns. This personalized approach empowers dentists to create a tailored plan to keep your smile healthy and bright.

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What is Oral DNA Analysis?

Oral DNA analysis, also called oral DNA testing or salivary testing, is a way to examine your oral and overall health risks using DNA collected from your saliva.  It's a painless process that can provide insights into:

Gum disease:  It can identify bacteria linked to gum disease and your genetic predisposition to it.
Oral cancer: It can detect the presence of HPV strains that increase oral cancer risk.
Other health risks:  Some tests can assess your risk for other conditions like diabetes and heart disease.

By understanding your unique risk factors, we can create personalized treatment plans to prevent or address potential problems.

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At our office, we use clinical laboratory services from OralDNA Labs® to ensure we are giving our patients the best oral health information possible. OralDNA Labs® is a specialty diagnostics company designed to provide reliable, definitive and cost effective clinical tests that guide oral health professionals in detecting and prognosing disease at an earlier, more treatable stage.