PRF is a highly concentrated material rich in platelets, growth factors, and healing proteins. Because it is 100% natural and derived from your own body, there is no risk of rejection, making it one of the safest and most effective tools for regenerative healing.
Using PRF enhances gum thickness, improves tissue quality, and promotes a stable and predictable outcome, giving you greater confidence at every step of your treatment journey.
The process of creating PRF is simple and begins right in our practice. During your appointment, we will collect a small sample of your blood. This sample is then spun in a specialised centrifuge for a few minutes to separate the components and produce a highly concentrated fibrin matrix.
The matrix is rich in platelets, growth factors and healing proteins. It is used immediately to support your treatment, with faster and safer outcomes and more predictable healing.
We can use PRF in several powerful ways, including after tooth extraction, around dental implants and for soft tissue repair. Whatever your case, we provide the highest standards of safe treatment and personalised advice.
PRF is placed into the empty socket left after a tooth has been removed to accelerate healing. It also reduces post-operative complications.
PRF is used in dental implant treatments to enhance gum thickness, improve tissue quality and promote long-term implant success.
When mixed with grafting materials, PRF improves integration to provide a more stable result. It also accelerates healing.
PRF can be used to regenerate soft tissues naturally, with fewer complications and a quicker recovery.
PRF supports faster and more comfortable healing, reduces the risk of post-operative complications and infection, and enhances the success of treatments by improving the quality of surrounding tissues.
The process is very similar to a standard blood draw and is generally quick and well-tolerated. Our team ensures that you are comfortable throughout the procedure.
PRF can be used for most patients undergoing procedures that require enhanced healing, particularly those involving tooth extractions, dental implants, or bone grafts. We will discuss whether this is a suitable option for you during your consultation.
