How to Collect a MicrobeLink Dx® Bacterial Sample | Easy Step-by-Step Guide

Sep 29, 2025 | Practice Resources

Learn how simple it is to collect a bacterial sample with MicrobeLink Dx®! 🦠✨

With just a few quick steps, you can gather samples directly from the periodontal pocket using sterile paper points. Our 11-Microbes® DNA-PCR test detects the exact bacteria driving gum disease—helping you personalize treatment and protect not only your patients’ smiles but also their overall health.

What you’ll see in this video:
✅ How to prepare the site
✅ Proper paper point insertion technique
✅ How to package and return samples
✅ Why bacterial testing matters for oral & systemic health

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