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What is OralFitnessCheck?

OralFitnessCheck utilizes advanced technology to measure the enzyme aMMP-8, an important marker for gum disease and other health risks. Elevated levels of aMMP-8 may indicate bacterial buildup or immune disturbances, potentially leading to gum disease and serious conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and Alzheimer’s. 

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What does the OralFitnessCheck involve?

 
 

SWISH

Rinse the solution in your mouth for 30 seconds.

Rinse the solution in your mouth for 30 seconds.

SPIT

Next, you’ll spit the solution into a cup. Seriously, it’s that easy.

Next, you’ll spit the solution into a cup. Seriously, it’s that easy.

ANALYZE

We’ll analyze the sample to measure your aMMP-8 levels.

We’ll analyze the sample to measure your aMMP-8 levels.

REVIEW

Your results will be ready in minutes, and your dentist will discuss what they mean for your oral and overall health. 

Your results will be ready in minutes, and your dentist will discuss what they mean for your oral and overall health.
 
 

Note: If you are intending to get the OralFitnessCheck, please be sure not to eat, drink or brush your teeth 30 minutes before your appointment. 

 
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