Elevate Alzheimer's Risk Assessment with Your Salivary Profile

Explore the connection between your oral health and Alzheimer's with OralDNA's specialized salivary risk assessment. Identify potential contributors to Alzheimer's through targeted analysis of dangerous pathogens in your oral microbiome. Your unique saliva sample holds key insights into this neurological condition,offering a deeper understanding of potential links and contributing elements.



Oral Microbiome's Impact on Alzheimer's

Scientific studies have uncovered a noteworthy connection between the oral microbiome and the development of Alzheimer's disease. Specifically, bacteria known to cause gum disease, such as Porphyromonas gingivalis, have been identified in the brains of Alzheimer's patients. Research suggests that P. gingivalis may infiltrate the brain through either the bloodstream or nerve pathways, instigating damage to brain cells and fostering inflammation, ultimately contributing to the onset and progression of Alzheimer's disease.

Additionally, compelling evidence indicates that alterations in the oral microbiome precede the manifestation of Alzheimer's symptoms by several years, highlighting its potential as an early biomarker for the disease.

Oral Health and Cognitive Well-being

While the direct connection between maintaining good oral hygiene and Alzheimer's disease is still a subject of ongoing investigation, it is widely acknowledged that prioritizing oral health is crucial for overall well-being. Several potential connections are being explored, emphasizing the importance of sustaining proper oral care practices.

How Salivary Testing Works?

Simply click the link below to choose your desired package, and we'll deliver the testing kit to your doorstep. Once your results are available, you have the flexibility to interpret them on your own or connect seamlessly with our dentist for expert guidance.

Order Your Kit

Receive your collection kit at home .Follow the provided instructions to collect your saliva sample. Simply swish for 30 seconds and return your saliva sample in the prepaid envelope provided.

Laboratory Analysis Report

Once we receive your sample, we'll promptly email you your results along with custom recommendations. Understand your risk factors, identify dangerous pathogens, and receive guidance.

Professional Consultation

Choose to engage with our oral health experts for personalized advice, in-depth discussions on treatment options, and thorough answers to any questions you may have.

Recommendations for Improved Health

Gain insights into your risk factors and receive personalized recommendations, proactively addressing concerns through early intervention and customized treatment plans

Have questions or ready to order your kit?

Frequently Asked Question

Which biomarkers does the Alzheimer's salivary test focus on?

The Alzheimer's salivary test focuses on specific biomarkers linked to the disease, including amyloid-beta or tau proteins. These biomarkers are indicators that may provide insights into the individual's potential risk for Alzheimer's.

How is my saliva sample collected?

The Salivary Testing program uses an oral rinse method for sample collection. Your kit includes all needed materials, and a pre-paid return package is provided. For optimal results, perform the test in the morning or at least 1 hour after eating, drinking, or smoking. Follow these steps:

  • SWISH & GARGLE ALL 5 mL of the saline solution for AT LEAST 30 SECONDS.
  • SPIT the saline into the funneled collection tube and ADD the preservative.
  • DISCARD the funnel, SEAL the tube with the red cap.
  • WRITE “Patient Name” & “DOB” on the barcode label; ATTACH lengthwise.
  • PACK the box, REMOVE the adhesive liner; SEAL, and mail.
  • EVERYTHING needed is in your kit, including a pre-paid envelope for sending the sample back

Can I Order This Salivary Testing Kit for Family and Friends?

You have the option to order this test for both yourself and your family and friends. Monitoring the oral microbiome is vital for overall health, and encouraging your loved ones to undergo testing can contribute to their well-being. It is recommended to consider testing at least once a year for effective health management.