Chairside saliva testing

See what saliva can reveal—in about 15 minutes.

Discover how Oral Genome brings actionable oral and systemic health insights chairside. In a personalized demo, we'll walk through the testing experience, show you the results and software, and talk about how Oral Genome could fit into your practice.

Dental · Medical · Research

Simple saliva collection

Smartphone capture

No analyzer or outside lab

Provider reviewing Oral Genome biomarker results on a tablet
3Results & software
Hands capturing an Oral Genome test with a smartphone
2Smartphone capture
Oral Genome saliva test card on the collection backing
1Saliva test card

How it works

From sample to conversation

Person collecting a saliva sample with the Oral Genome sponge01

Collect

A simple saliva collection designed to fit into the chairside workflow.

Smartphone capturing the Oral Genome saliva test card02

Capture

Use a smartphone to capture the test—no analyzer or outside lab required.

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Connect

Use the results to support a clearer patient education and preventive-care conversation.

Dental professional reviewing Oral Genome chairside testing with a patient

Your personalized walkthrough

A Demo Built Around Your Practice

Every practice is different. Your live demo gives you the opportunity to see the Oral Genome experience from sample to results, ask questions, and explore how chairside saliva testing could support patient education, engagement, and preventive care.

What we'll cover

  • How the chairside test works

  • The patient and provider experience

  • Results and software readout

  • How Oral Genome can fit into your existing workflow

  • Your questions and next steps

Ready to see Oral Genome for yourself?

Request a personalized demo and a member of our team will follow up to find a time that works for you.

Disclaimer

Oral Genome provides educational and informational health insights only. The Oral Genome saliva test is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Results are designed to identify potential oral-systemic risk indicators and should be interpreted by a licensed healthcare provider in the context of an individual's overall health and clinical evaluation.