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Biocomp Laboratories
Investigation of dental material reactivity

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Welcome to BioComp

BioComp Laboratories, Inc. is a specialized laboratory dedicated to the investigation of dental material reactivity. Reactivity is the amount of change that occurs within the immune system when it is subjected to a foreign substance.

Biocompatibility Testing& Dental Toxicity

Dental toxicity can occur when materials placed in a patient’s mouth cause that person’s immune system to react and “reject” the restoration.

Dental Toxicity

Dental toxicity can occur when materials placed in a patient’s mouth cause that person’s immune system to react

Metallic Materials

Metallic components include both amalgam materials and casting alloys.

Composite Materials

Composite materials, commonly known as “white fillings,” are one type of dental material that is quickly gaining popularity.

Ceramic Materials

Porcelain and ceramic materials are popular as dental restoratives because they look and feel very much like real teeth.

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By placing order you agree to all Terms and Conditions:
All testing kits are shipped free of charge via the United States Postal Service Priority Mail system, package should arrive within a 3 to 5 day time period. Orders taken during the weekend are shipped the following Monday. Please allow more time for these packages to arrive. FedEx Overnight delivery is available upon request. This request must be done by telephone and will be subject to shipping fees.

Overview of our testing process and procedures

  1. A client of Biocomp Laboratories receives a Biocompatibility testing kit either from Biocomp Laboratories directly or is provided one by a treating dentist or physician.
  2. That individual will then take that testing kit to a local clinical laboratory for collection of a blood serum specimen.
  3. The specimen is prepared by that local laboratory and then sent to Biocomp Laboratories for laboratory testing.
  4. Once the testing has been completed a report is printed and sent to the treating dentist or physician.

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