Bacteria in Your Mouth Don’t Stay in Your Mouth — Free Printable Poster for Dental Offices

Oct 17, 2025 | Practice Resources

Bacteria that cause gum disease don’t just stay in your mouth — they can travel through inflamed tissues into the bloodstream and affect the rest of your body.
This educational poster helps your patients visualize how oral health connects to systemic health. It’s perfect for your operatory, consultation room, or waiting area.

🖨️ How to Print This Poster

You can easily print this high-quality poster through Staples Custom Printing:
👉 Order through Staples Custom Posters

Recommended print options:

  • Size: 12×18 (if you want bigger reach out!)

  • Finish: Gloss or Satin

  • Mounting: Foam board (optional but professional-looking)

Simply upload the file below, choose your local Staples store, and you can usually pick it up the same day.

Want It Customized?

We can personalize this poster with your office logo and contact information at no extra cost for MicrobeLink Dx® testing offices.
Just email jennifer@microbelinkdx.com with your logo file, and we’ll send back a customized print-ready version.

📎 Download the Poster File Here

💬 About MicrobeLink Dx®

MicrobeLink Dx® helps dental professionals identify the 11 key pathogens linked to gum disease and systemic inflammation using paper-point bacterial sampling. Early detection means early treatment — before bone loss and before bacteria spread systemically.

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