Wellness dentistry has always been about treating the person, not the tooth. Genetic testing is the simplest way to start, and your patients do most of the work.
Email contactus@illuminategenetics.com to create your own account and start truly individualized care for your patients.
Three documents. But you only need the first few pages of the Clinical Oral Genetics Brief.
Plain language, sequenced, specific: what to eat, change, and take. This is the one that does the work.
You. The front pages condense everything into what to act on chairside. A deeper science section follows, entirely optional.
Your team. Sequences the plan across the year so hygiene knows what to reinforce at each visit.
If your practice offers additional therapies, we build them into the plan. If it doesn't, the plan is complete without them.
You order through your practice account, after approval.
The kit ships directly to your patient: no inventory, no chairside collection.
We interpret the results and build the full document set.
Your documents arrive in your secure portal. Review a short brief, hand over the plan.
We never contact your patient directly. You own the relationship from start to finish.
Contact us to receive a complete sample report and see exactly what your patient would read and exactly what lands on your desk. Here are just a few sample pages from the reports:
“When someone can finally see why their body responds the way it does, they commit to the plan and follow through. I built this for dentists because I watched it work, over and over, in my own practice.”
Tracy Southwick, Traditional Naturopath, HHP, AMP | Cofounder and Chief Clinical Officer, Illuminate Genetics | 30+ years in clinical practice
For wellness and educational purposes. Not diagnostic, not a replacement for care. Common, low-penetrance wellness variants only, no high-penetrance disease mutations. Licensed practitioners only; we do not sell to consumers. Patient data is never sold or shared.
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Not intended to prevent, diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or take the place of medical care.