Oral DNA Guest Podcast

Dentists... Are you looking to care for more patients but want a more cutting edge way to serve patients in 2026 and beyond, by providing what they are already looking for?

Have you considered using Salivary Diagnostics to connect with your local medical care partners? Medical to Dental, Oral Systemic Whole Body care is the future of dentistry. Those who keep an open mind and are willing to try new care conduits to answer the rising interest from your future patients, are the providers that will lead this next generation for our dental industry!

In today's podcast episode, Diane Larson (Director of Clinical Education) with Oral DNA shares how utilizing their salivary diagnostics: My Perio Path kits can help bridge the clinical gap.

Oral DNA Director of Clinical Education, Diane Larson, RDH, BSDH joins our podcast in today's guest interview episode where we discuss salivary testing, Integrated Care Summit from ADHA's recent event in Colorado and much more.

Listen in as we discuss the Medical to Dental connection for Oral Systemic health, how to bridge the education gap between the two industries and what has worked to faciliate change in whole body care. 

You won't want to miss Diane's insights as she bring her clinical experience to the show. 

If you would like to learn more about Oral DNA Salivary Diagnostic test kits, please check out their website at: OralDNA.com

As Diane shared:

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Let's bridge the Oral Systemic gap together between medical and dental! Salivary testing can be your tool to provide medical providers the data they speak.

The Future of Dentistry is Bright.

Let’s discuss further how we can help your dental practice bridge the gap.

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