What do inflammations in the mouth have to do with your joints?Theoretical considerations and clinical studies reveal strong similarities in the development of periodontitis and rheumatism/arthritis. Here, it is expected the patient will have a similar pattern of inflammatory response. Scientific research has proven that periodontitis influences profoundly the risk of rheumatism and arthritis and can also determine the severity of the disease. Rheumatism and arthritis patients suffer from pain. Joint problems, restriction of movement in the morning, exhaustion – those afflicted face a daily battle with physical and emotional discomfort. To detect and treat periodontitis as early as possible, medical and dental professionals currently use a variety of diagnostic procedures, including measurements taken using a periodontal probe, x-rays and bacterial, genetic or enzyme tests. (Source: IDI PARO) The PerioMarker® aMMP-8 Rapid Test (available in dentists’ offices) and the ORI Oral Risk Indicator aMMP-8 Rapid Test Professional (available in primary care doctors’ and specialists’ offices) test saliva to reveal enzymes responsible for hidden inflammations in the mouth. Ask your doctor or dentist about the test for you. |
The PerioMarker®
rapid test reveals hidden inflammations. It can identify the risk even before any clinical signs become visible, such as irreversible destruction of periodontal tissue and jawbones or loosening of teeth.
read moreaMMP8 degrades tissue
An aMMP-8 rapid test is especially effective in indicating previously concealed periodontal inflammations in at-risk groups. And early detection means that preventive measures can be taken before symptoms set in.
read moreFew patients know,
that an inflammation in the mouth can increase significantly the risk of such serious diseases as heart attack, apoplectic stroke and diabetes.
read more


