Why treat only half the airway?

Improve patient outcomes by identifying and treating environmental allergies—the #1 cause of poor nasal breathing.

  • Show your patients you’re serious about comprehensive airway care
  • Improve your sleep and oral-systemic care
  • Act as the hub for patient’s specialist care

Trusted by leading dental offices

Why should you care about allergies? They cause:

  • Sleep Apnea
  • Enlarged Tonsils
  • Cavities
  • Cough
  • Malocclusion
  • Enlarged Turbinates
  • Sleep Apnea
  • Enlarged Tonsils
  • Cavities
  • Cough
  • Malocclusion
  • Enlarged Turbinates
  • Sleep Apnea
  • Enlarged Tonsils
  • Cavities
  • Cough
  • Malocclusion
  • Enlarged Turbinates
  • Sleep Apnea
  • Enlarged Tonsils
  • Cavities
  • Cough
  • Malocclusion
  • Enlarged Turbinates

Why should you care about allergies? They cause:

  • Sleep Apnea
  • Enlarged Tonsils
  • Sleep Apnea
  • Enlarged Tonsils
  • Cavities
  • Cough
  • Cavities
  • Cough
  • Malocclusion
  • Enlarged Turbinates
  • Malocclusion
  • Enlarged Turbinates

Allergies affect oral systemic health

There’s a hidden epidemic of mouth breathing affecting your sleep, breathing  and overall health. And allergies cause nasal obstruction which causes mouth breathing. 80 million Americans have environmental allergies- but according to the AAO-HNS only 50% of patients realize they have allergies.

This means your patients may be suffering from migraine, headache, runny nose, and don’t even realize it’s related to allergies.  

Increased testing is the key.

Allergies affect oral systemic health

There’s a hidden epidemic of mouth breathing affecting your sleep, breathing  and overall health. And allergies cause nasal obstruction which causes mouth breathing. 80 million Americans have environmental allergies- but according to the AAO-HNS only 50% of patients realize they have allergies.

This means your patients may be suffering from migraine, headache, runny nose, and don’t even realize it’s related to allergies.  
Increased testing is the key.

A simple allergy test to better diagnose airway issues

A comprehensive in-office allergy test to identify nasal breathing issues and help oral systemic health. Wyndly’s test kits analyze 48 of the most common environmental allergens. Administered by DA’s across the country in <2 minutes.

The collaboration

Every allergy test includes:

  • Free consultation with a Wyndly specialist
  • Personalized treatment plan

Customized immunotherapy for as low as $3.30 a day (less than a cup of coffee for lifetime relief)

The collaboration

Every allergy test includes:

  • Free consultation with a Wyndly specialist
  • Personalized treatment plan

Customized immunotherapy for as low as $3.30 a day (less than a cup of coffee for lifetime relief)

Better results to you and your patients

  • Identify root causes of poor oral and systemic health
  • Stay with their trusted provider—no specialist referrals needed
  • Receive personalized, differentiated care
  • Demonstrate commitment to oral-systemic health
  • Improve sleep and airway outcomes
  • Access enhanced patient data
  • Stand out and draw new patients
  • Build loyalty by eliminating specialist referrals
  • Boost treatment uptake and expand revenue streams
Better results to you and your patients
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Collect sample: takes 1 minute during appointment, or can be collected by the patient
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Patients register online
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Ship sample: use prepaid return envelope
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Patients schedule free consult with a Wyndly physician
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Patients live allergy free: every consult comes with a personalized treatment plan and the option for immunotherapy
When should you test?
Most providers include allergy testing as part of their initial total airway workup.
Allergy testing pairs well with:
Home sleep studies
To identify if nasal obstruction is worsening sleep apnea
Saliva Testing
Helps identify if mouth breathing is affecting oral microbiome
Cone Beam CT Scanning
If you see nasal obstruction, now you can help diagnose the cause

We’re your Partner at Every Step

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Get Started

Reach out to our team. We'll answer your questions and guide you through the process.

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Begin Testing

Access professional-grade test kits at exclusive pricing for your practice.

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Continuous Support

Count on our team for expert guidance whenever you need it.

Benefits for Practices

What do most practices charge?

Most practices charge between $250 to $300 total for patients or add it on to their airway plans. Practices may charge an additional fee for their dental assistant's time in explaining the test as well as assisting in administering it.

Who administers the test?

Many practices have their dental assistants watch this video to learn how to administer the test and then their dental assistants perform it on patients. Other practices simply provide the kit to patients to take at home or allow them to take it in the office for assistance

How do we train your team?

Wyndly offers both synchronous and asynchronous training with video how-to’s to make it easy for you to get started quickly. Our team is always just a phone call or text away.

Wyndly Test Kit

$0 up front

$200 charged per kit after sample is processed

Wyndly allergy test specimen collection kits for resale (for qualified partners only)

  • Manan Shah, MD

    Founder, Chief Medical Officer

    President, Colorado Ear, Nose, and Throat Society Member, Telehealth Committee of the American Academy of Otolaryngology

  • Zara Patel, MD

    Wyndly Medical Advisor

    Associate Professor Rhinology at Stanford University, Director Rhinology Fellowship Stanford University

  • Brian D’Anza, MD

    Wyndly Medical Advisor

    Medical Director of Telehealth at University Hospitals Health System, Professor at Case Western University School of Medicine

  • Manan Shah, MD

    Founder, Chief Medical Officer

    President, Colorado Ear, Nose, and Throat Society Member, Telehealth Committee of the American Academy of Otolaryngology

  • Zara Patel, MD

    Wyndly Medical Advisor

    Associate Professor Rhinology at Stanford University, Director Rhinology Fellowship Stanford University

  • Brian D’Anza, MD

    Wyndly Medical Advisor

    Medical Director of Telehealth at University Hospitals Health System, Professor at Case Western University School of Medicine

 I personally started this treatment about a year and a half ago, and I cannot tell you how much has improved my life. My breathing, my sleep, everything, my daytime energy has improved so much around using Wyndly allergy. And so let me just show you on the CT scan here. This is I had sinus surgery in 2017. So my sinuses have definitely been altered. However, after that procedure, I still had chronic inflammation and congestion all the time continuing to suffer. And it's only been until recently here after starting this that my mucus production has slowly started to decrease.

Dr. Tara Griffin

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