PRF Tube for Dental

What is PRF?

It is made from autologous blood rich in platelets and plasma proteins. It is an autologous plasma preparation that separates plasma rich in platelets and growth factors through a process of centrifugation and gelation and forms a fibrin gel.PRF is rich in platelets and other cellular components, such as white blood cells, stem cells, and growth factors. These components play an important role in wound healing and tissue regeneration. PRF can promote angiogenesis, cell proliferation, and differentiation, accelerate wound healing, reduce inflammatory responses, and promote tissue regeneration.PRF is widely used in the dental field in alveolar bone transplantation, soft tissue thickening around implants, periodontitis treatment, and so on. It can improve surgical success, reduce postoperative complications, and promote healing and regeneration of oral tissue.

What Are the Specific Applications of PRF in Dentistry?

1. Dental Implants
   • Enhancing Implant Integration: PRF contains a large number of growth factors, such as Platelet-Derived Growth Factor (PDGF) and Transforming Growth Factor-β (TGF-β), which promote the proliferation and differentiation of osteoblasts and fibroblasts. This helps implants integrate more quickly with the surrounding bone tissue, increasing the success rate of the implants.
   • Reducing Postoperative Complications: PRF has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, which can reduce the risk of infection and decrease postoperative pain and swelling, accelerating the healing process.
2. Periodontal Treatment
   • Treating Periodontal Disease: In the treatment of periodontal disease, PRF can fill periodontal pockets and bone defects, promoting the regeneration of both soft and hard tissues. This effectively reduces the depth of periodontal pockets and restores periodontal attachment levels.
   • Repairing Bone Defects: Applying PRF to bone defect areas during periodontal surgery, can promote new bone formation and enhance bone regeneration.
3. Extraction Socket Healing
   • Accelerating Post-Extraction Healing: After tooth extraction, placing PRF in the extraction socket can promote blood clot formation, reduce the incidence of dry sockets, and enhance the healing of soft and bone tissues.
4. Sinus Lift Procedure
   • Increasing Survival Rate of Grafted Bone: In sinus lift procedures, PRF can be mixed with grafting materials to increase the survival rate and osteogenic capacity of the grafted bone, accelerating the formation of new bone.
5. Soft Tissue Repair
   • Promoting Soft Tissue Regeneration: PRF can be used in oral soft tissue surgeries, such as gum grafts and oral mucosal repairs, to promote the regeneration and healing of soft tissues, improving surgical outcomes.
6. Alveolar Ridge Preservation
   • Preventing Alveolar Ridge Resorption: After tooth extraction, placing PRF in the extraction socket can maintain the height and width of the alveolar ridge, preventing bone resorption and laying a good foundation for future implants or restorations.