Increase Your Understanding of Precision Dentistry
The ultimate goal of precision dentistry is to provide patients with accurate and timely diagnoses and improve treatment and outcomes. This individualized therapy plan is poised to positively impact treatment planning, care delivery, and outcomes. How does your understanding stack up on the foundation and purpose of precision dentistry?
Precision dentistry distinguishes a patient from others with similar clinical presentations on the basis of which of the following determinants?

Genetic analysis for gene mutations allows for earlier disease/disorder detection and improves preventive efforts and treatment for high-risk patients.

Aside from a patient’s environment, clinicians must also understand the interaction of which factors to deliver personalized care?

Under the guidelines of precision dentistry, an analysis of genetic information will be integrated into a patient’s phenotype assessment.

What is not considered when making a traditional diagnosis of periodontal disease?

The oral microbiome’s estimated 6 billion microbes represent how many strains, species, and spirochetes within the average healthy human oral cavity?

Use of genomic screening does not currently allow health professionals to identify and stratify patients at high risk for specific diseases.

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