Perio Metabolic Profile 8-Tests in-1
Includes all of the following in 1 simple test (3-4 drops of blood):
Total Cholesterol (Reference Range: Less than 200)
LDL - The Bad Cholesterol (Reference Range: Less than 100)
Triglycerides (Reference Range: Less than 150)
HDL - The Good Cholesterol (Reference Range: Greater than 40)
Glucose (Reference Range: Less than 126)
(high sensitivity) C-Reactive Protein (Reference Range: Less than 3.0)
Hemoglobin A1c (Reference Range: Less than 6.0 for non diabetics)
Fasting Insulin (Reference Range: 1-15, 2-6 is optimal)
The Most Comprehensive Form of Testing Available for Metabolic Markers of Periodontal Inflammation. Available only at Healthy Heart Dentistry®.
PERFORMING BLOOD TESTING PRIOR TO TREATMENT CAN:
• Alert the patient to increased risk of systemic disease including heart disease, stroke, diabetes and even cancer so that appropriate measures may be taken in a timely manner.
• Help the patient understand the connection between periodontal disease and systemic disease.
PERFORMING BLOOD TESTING AS A FOLLOW UP AFTER PERIODONTAL TREATMENT CAN:
• Demonstrate the impact of periodontal treatment on systemic health for the patient.
• Establish the need for follow treatment and care.
Total Cholesterol (Reference Range: Less than 200)
LDL - The Bad Cholesterol (Reference Range: Less than 100)
Triglycerides (Reference Range: Less than 150)
HDL - The Good Cholesterol (Reference Range: Greater than 40)
Glucose (Reference Range: Less than 126)
(high sensitivity) C-Reactive Protein (Reference Range: Less than 3.0)
Hemoglobin A1c (Reference Range: Less than 6.0 for non diabetics)
Fasting Insulin (Reference Range: 1-15, 2-6 is optimal)
The Most Comprehensive Form of Testing Available for Metabolic Markers of Periodontal Inflammation. Available only at Healthy Heart Dentistry®.
PERFORMING BLOOD TESTING PRIOR TO TREATMENT CAN:
• Alert the patient to increased risk of systemic disease including heart disease, stroke, diabetes and even cancer so that appropriate measures may be taken in a timely manner.
• Help the patient understand the connection between periodontal disease and systemic disease.
PERFORMING BLOOD TESTING AS A FOLLOW UP AFTER PERIODONTAL TREATMENT CAN:
• Demonstrate the impact of periodontal treatment on systemic health for the patient.
• Establish the need for follow treatment and care.
