OroTox®- Teeth health can be measured!
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The OroTox test is a test to detect tooth toxins:
easy
fast
and painless
The Test helps in deciding whether a root-treated tooth needs to be pulled or instead can be rehabilitated and crowned.
With OroTox, you can decide within minutes whether or not the suspicious tooth will give tooth toxins. So far lacked a scientific method of detection to identify the suspicious teeth properly.
The OroTox test at a glance:
- The test helps to determine whether a root-treated tooth has to be pulled or rehabilitated and crowned, even in the absence of radiographic changes
- The test allows the patient to maintain their teeth without the risk of spreading bacteria and their toxins in the organism
- The test answers the question:
Do dead and/or root-treated teeth deliverpoisons which nerves damage or block vitalenzymes? - The test answers the question:
Are there bacteria in the dentin pockets that can damage other organs?
Frequently asked questions & literature
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Basics
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Statements from our customers
“The OroTox test is indispensable for any integrative dentist, but also for any other doctor who wants to include the disease potential of teeth in their comprehensive evaluation.”
“The OroTox test is excellent!”
Patient presented an OroTox value of 0.4 in tooth 26. The dentist initially did not want to extract the tooth, arguing that the X-ray did not show anything and the tooth was “O.K.”. The patient insisted that the tooth be extracted. The extracted tooth did in fact reveal a completely degenerated root, whereupon the dentist admitted: “Yes, it was a good idea to extract the tooth.”
Patient presented an OroTox value of 0.4 in tooth 26. The dentist initially did not want to extract the tooth, arguing that the X-ray did not show anything and the tooth was “O.K.”. The patient insisted that the tooth be extracted. The extracted tooth did in fact reveal a completely degenerated root, whereupon the dentist admitted: “Yes, it was a good idea to extract the tooth.”
Statement from a user: “I am attaching 2 photos of the extracted tooth 12 from our joint patient. Surprisingly, a clear granuloma can be seen not on the tip of the root but on the mesial surface of the root! In other words, there really was an abnormal site and a review of the root treatment or replacement of the post crown would not have solved the problem. I believe this information will be of great interest to you and confirm your OroTox diagnosis.”
“Dental infections rank as the most universal affliction of humankind. The discomfort caused by these infections and their enormous cost (dental infections rank third in medical costs, behind heart disease and cancer, in the United States) gives dental diseases prominence…”
“Oral infections influence the pathogenesis of many diseases and conditions. An assessment of health status must include that of the oral cavity.”
“There are numerous dental reviews that link periodontal disease to systemic illnesses. Part of the job of a dentist is to convince the patient that they truly have a problem in the mouth that can affect their general health. This is especially true for pregnant mothers.”