Routine Dental Exam
Your own blood's healing power, put to work.
Your own blood’s healing power, put to work.
Overview
PRF (Platelet Rich Fibrin) is made from fibrin that accelerates wound healing. It contains growth factors found naturally in your own blood that assist with tissue regeneration — and can decrease the rate of infection by up to 10 times, especially after molar extractions or during implant placement.
The process is simple: we draw a small amount of your blood — the same way as a routine blood test, usually right before your procedure while you’re getting numb — and spin it in a centrifuge, which separates it into three layers. The PRF layer is then processed chairside into a concentrated healing material used right in your treatment.
Treatment
Here’s what to expect, from your first visit through recovery.
1. Consultation
We determine whether PRF is a good fit for your procedure.
2. Blood Draw
A small, routine blood draw — just like a standard lab test.
3. Processing
Your blood is processed chairside into concentrated PRF.
4. Application
PRF is applied to your treatment site to support faster, safer healing.
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FAQ
Frequently Ask Questions
Answers to a few common questions about this treatment.
PRF is made from your own blood, concentrated to capture the growth factors that accelerate tissue regeneration and healing.
Most often after molar extractions or during implant placement, but also for guided bone regeneration, cavitations, and pulp regeneration.
Faster healing, less pain, decreased swelling, accelerated healing of bone to dental implants, improved strength of bone integration, a decreased chance of dry socket, improved natural bone grafting success, and increased early blood supply to the extraction socket.