Periodontitis Sensor
Genetic Analysis
Preventing and Treating Hypertension
Periodontal disease is the most common oral disease, along with tooth decay. It is estimated that more than 50 percent of all adults between the ages of 35 and 44 are affected. Many patients even suffer from this severe form of gum disease.
Periodontitis is caused by bacteria that penetrate the gums and cause inflammation. Over time, a weakened immune system, for example, can cause the bacteria to attack the jawbone and ultimately even cause the teeth to fall out.
Periodontitis Sensor
The Periodontitis Sensor at a glance:
- Investigation of the five genes relevant for periodontitis
- Determination of the individual risk for periodontosis
- Reliable testing by our laboratory
- Written report with the results of the investigation
- Recommendations for effective prevention based on the results
Periodontal disease is widespread
Periodontal disease is the most common oral disease, along with tooth decay. It is estimated that more than 50 percent of all adults between the ages of 35 and 44 are affected. Many patients even suffer from this severe form of gum disease.
Periodontitis is caused by bacteria that penetrate the gums and cause inflammation. Over time, a weakened immune system, for example, can cause the bacteria to attack the jawbone and ultimately even cause the teeth to fall out.
Causes of periodontitis
Periodontal disease is brought on by various factors. Oral hygiene plays an important role. If oral hygiene is inadequate, the probability of inflammation of the gums and the associated consequences increases considerably.
However, certain genetic defects can lead to an overreaction of the immune system, making severe periodontal disease possible in the first place. Here an appropriate genetic test can provide clarity and help to assess individual risks.
How our Periodontitis Sensor works
As part of our Periodontitis Sensor, our laboratory analyses the five genes that play a role in the development of periodontitis. In addition, we are investigating four genetic variants that are responsible for whether a titanium dental implant can be considered a permanent solution.
In this way, it is possible to take necessary preventive measures at an early stage and to select the right treatment method for an existing periodontal disease.
The results of our analysis are summarized in a clearly structured written report, which also contains concrete recommendations for action.
Thus, our Periodontitis Sensor can make an important contribution to dental health and effectively support patients in prophylaxis.
How it works:
Receive the collection kit
Follow the instructions to take your sample
The sample is returned to the laboratory for testing (prepaid envelope included)
Receive results by post and/or by email
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❌ PROGRAM BASED ON LOGICAL CONCLUSIONS
❌ CUSTOMER FEEDBACK ON EFFECTIVENESS GIVEN
❌ INTERNAL EXPERIMENTS HAVE PROVEN ITS EFFECTIVENESS
❌ EXTERNAL STUDIES HAVE PROVEN THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE RECOMMENDATION
This analysis is not offered by Novogenia.
It is created and sold by our partner
company DNA PLUS –
Zentrum für Humangenetik GmbH in Germany.
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