PRF Platelet Rich Fibrin Technology

AN ELITE DENTAL PRACTICE

PRF Platelet Rich Fibrin Technology

Transforming The Experience of Dentistry Since 2000

The idea of using your own blood to help your body heal and regenerate sounds like something out of science fiction. However, PRF Platelet Rich Fibrin Technology changes how we approach healing and regeneration by making this possible.

What Is It?

PRF, or Platelet Rich Fibrin Technology, is a cutting-edge medical technique that uses a patient's own blood to promote healing and regeneration. This technology involves the collection of a small sample of blood from the patient, which is then processed to extract the platelets and fibrin present in the blood.

The resulting PRF clot contains a concentrated amount of growth factors, which can help to promote tissue regeneration, reduce inflammation, and improve healing.

What Benefits Does It Offer?

Minimally Invasive – It involves a minimally invasive procedure that the doctor can easily perform in their office.
No Adverse Reactions - Since the PRF clot is derived from the patient’s own blood, there’s no risk of adverse reactions to the treatment.
Safe - Besides eliminating the risk of rejection, the procedure reduces the risk of complications that may arise from invasive surgeries.

What Conditions Can It Treat?

Dental Implants – PRF promotes bone regeneration and tissue healing following dental implant surgery.
Bone Grafting - PRF enhances the healing process following bone grafting surgery, promoting the growth of new bone tissue.
Skin Rejuvenation - PRF increases collagen production, reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and improving skin texture and tone.
Wound Healing - PRF accelerates wound healing, reducing inflammation and promoting tissue regeneration.
Sports Injuries - PRF treats sports injuries, reducing pain and inflammation and promoting tissue healing.

How Is It Performed?

A small sample of the patient's blood is collected and processed in a centrifuge machine, separating the platelets and fibrin from the other blood components.
The resulting PRF clot is then applied directly to the affected area, either through injection or as a topical treatment.

The treatment can usually be completed in under an hour and typically requires no downtime or recovery period.