Add On: Dentistry without Methylation Kit

Add On Kit: Dentistry without Methylation

A healthier, more confident smile.....Guided by your biology

What does it really take to have a strong, healthy, confident smile?

It’s more than simply brushing more, flossing better, or avoiding sugar.

Because if that were enough… everyone would have perfect oral health.

Perhaps you’ve experienced something else:

• You do everything “right”… and still deal with gum irritation
• Cavities seem to come back no matter how careful you are
• Your jaw holds tension you can’t seem to release
• Dental visits feel reactive instead of proactive
• You’re left wondering, “Why does this keep happening?”

The answer is deeper than habits.

Your oral health is shaped by your biology.

The Add On Dentistry Genetic Test analyzes targeted SNPs across the systems that influence your teeth, gums, jaw, and oral environment, helping you understand the patterns behind your experience.

Not to diagnose or predict…

But to give you clarity.

What’s Included In The Test

 Clenching, Grinding & TMJ

Many people don’t realize they’re holding stress in their jaw.

Until it shows up as:

Grinding at night.
Tightness during the day.
Clicking, popping, or discomfort.
Headaches that feel hard to explain.

These patterns are not just behavioral, they’re neurological.

This panel explores:

• 3 SNPs related to clenching, grinding, and TMJ
• Anxiety-related genetic tendencies
• Stress adaptation pathways
• Bruxism (teeth grinding) propensity

When you understand how your nervous system processes stress, you can begin to support the patterns behind the tension.

Gum Inflammation Profile

Your gums are not just tissue.

They are an extension of your immune system.

Bleeding.
Irritation.
Recession that seems to progress slowly over time.

These are often signs of how your body responds to inflammation,  not just how well you brush.

This panel explores:

• 11 SNPs related to inflammatory pathways
• Immune response intensity
• Inflammation resolution speed
• Susceptibility to chronic gum irritation

When you understand your inflammatory tendencies, you can approach gum health with more clarity.

Cavity Propensity

Some people do everything right, yet still get cavities.

Others seem to do very little, and rarely have issues.

This isn’t just about discipline… It’s about biology.

This panel explores:

• 5 SNPs related to cavity susceptibility
• Enamel strength tendencies
• Oral environment patterns
• Genetic predisposition to decay

When you understand how your teeth are naturally wired, your approach becomes more precise.

Jawbone Density & Calcium Balance

Healthy teeth rely on something deeper:

A strong, stable foundation.

Bone density.
Mineral balance.
Structural integrity over time.

This panel explores:

• 12 SNPs related to jawbone density
• General bone strength tendencies
• Calcium metabolism patterns
• Excess calcium propensity

When you understand your structural biology, you can support long-term dental health more intentionally.

Metal Sensitivity (Nickel & Mercury)

Dental materials affect people differently.

Some feel nothing.
Others experience subtle or persistent sensitivity.

This isn’t imagined.

It’s often biological.

This panel explores:

• 1 SNP related to nickel sensitivity
• 7 SNPs related to mercury sensitivity
• Detoxification efficiency
• Immune response to metals

When you understand your body’s relationship with metals, you can make more informed choices.

Fluoride Response

Fluoride is widely used, but not all bodies respond the same way.

Some tolerate it easily, others feel uncertain about long-term exposure.

This panel explores:

• 4 SNPs related to fluoride metabolism
• Genetic response to fluoride exposure
• Processing and tolerance tendencies

When you understand how your body interacts with common exposures, your decisions become more grounded.

HPV Persistence & Oral Environment

Immune resilience. Viral response. Stability.

The oral cavity is part of your immune landscape.

How your body responds to exposure matters.

This panel explores:

• 6 SNPs related to HPV persistence and sensitivity
• Immune system response patterns
• Viral clearance tendencies

This is about understanding how your system responds — so you can stay informed and attentive over time.

Oral Cancer Susceptibility

Health is not just about the present.

It’s about awareness over time.

This panel explores:

• 5 SNPs related to oral cancer susceptibility pathways
• Long-term biological tendencies
• Cellular response patterns

This information is not diagnostic.

It provides context, so you can approach your health with greater awareness and intention.

Environmental Sensitivity - Exposure. Sensitivity. Detox capacity

Exposure. Sensitivity. Detox capacity.

Your mouth is one of your body’s most exposed environments.

Every day, it interacts with:

Food.
Air.
Water.
Products.
Chemicals.

Some bodies process these easily.
Others are more sensitive.

This panel explores:

• 22 SNPs related to environmental sensitivity
• General chemical sensitivity
• Benzene exposure risk
• Pesticide sensitivity
• BPA response

When you understand how your body processes environmental inputs, you can reduce unnecessary strain by supporting what matters most.

Live-Updating Reports

Your report evolves as research evolves.

As new peer-reviewed findings are added to our curated database, your panels update, without requiring re-testing.

Your genetics don’t change. The science does.

And you continue to benefit from it.

The Bigger Picture

Your smile is not just about hygiene.

It’s about:

• how your body handles inflammation
• how your immune system responds
• how your nervous system processes stress
• how your structure is maintained over time

The Add On Dentistry Genetic Test brings these systems together, across ?? 85 SNPs, so you can understand your oral health in a more complete, connected way.

Because when you understand your biology, your decisions become simpler.

And your care becomes more aligned.

Purchase Options

• Order as a standalone test kit with Methylation panel.
• Add a this test without Methylation panel to any existing test at a reduced rate.