Diagnostic information in the dental workflow
Dental practices consider systemic factors alongside local findings. Near-patient measurements can provide additional information; they do not replace medical history, clinical examination or specialist assessment.
Who this service area is for
- Dental practices working in an implantology context
- Practices providing periodontal care
- Practices with preventive or interdisciplinary care pathways
Possible diagnostic questions
- Which measurements are relevant to the specific clinical question?
- How can a measurement be placed appropriately within planning or follow-up?
- When is further laboratory or specialist assessment indicated?
Supported parameters in the existing dental context
- Vitamin D
- C-reactive protein (CRP)
- HbA1c
- Ferritin
A possible chairside workflow
Define the question
Determine the indication and suitable parameter from the individual treatment context.
Collect the sample and run the test
Collect and process capillary blood according to the instructions for the test in use.
Interpret the result
Document the measurement, assess it in clinical context and arrange further clarification when needed.
Professional note
This information supports professional orientation and does not replace individual medical indication or interpretation of findings.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about dental diagnostics
It refers to near-patient measurements integrated into the practice workflow. Which tests may be used and are appropriate depends on the question, the test system and applicable quality requirements.
The existing PolarisDX dental content identifies Vitamin D, CRP, HbA1c and ferritin. Selection and interpretation must always match the individual clinical question.
No. A single measurement is additional information. Medical history, clinical findings and, where appropriate, laboratory or specialist assessment remain decisive.