For years, oral bacteria were viewed as a localized problem—limited to the gums and supporting structures. But new research is shifting that perspective. Emerging evidence suggests that periodontal pathogens may act as a “regulatory hub”, influencing inflammation and...
What Do Oral Bacteria Have to Do with Multiple Sclerosis? For years, gum disease was thought to stay in the mouth.But research continues to show something very different. Certain oral bacteria—especially Fusobacterium nucleatum (Fn)—are now being studied for their...
The Science Behind the Smile 🧬 We’re excited to be part of this special evening of learning and connection hosted by Quirk & Wheeler Orthodontics in Cookeville, Tennessee. Join Jennifer Seider, RDH, founder of MicrobeLinkDx®, as she shares insights into the...
We’re excited to highlight the Tennessee Dental Hygiene Association (TDHA) Annual Session, where leading voices in dental hygiene and periodontal care come together to share the latest in clinical education. This event features Katrina Sanders, RDH, presenting two...
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...
🦠 Linking Oral Microbes to Systemic Health Hands-On Workshop | 2 CE CreditsHosted by MicrobeLinkDx® Join Jennifer Seider, RDH — CEO of MicrobeLinkDx® — for a dynamic, hands-on training on how salivary diagnostics can transform patient care.Discover how to identify...
