Platelet-Rich Fibrin
Support Your Body’s Natural Healing Process
Harness Your Body’s Own Healing Potential
A Natural Approach to Supporting Recovery
Uses Your Own Blood
PRF is prepared from a small sample of your own blood, making it a natural and highly biocompatible treatment adjunct.
Supports Healing
PRF contains platelets and growth factors that can support the body's natural tissue-healing response.
Complements Surgical Care
PRF can be used alongside procedures such as extractions, bone grafting, and implant placement.
How PRF Is Prepared and Used
01
Small Blood Sample
A small amount of your blood is collected in the office.
02
Centrifuge Processing
The sample is placed in a centrifuge to separate and concentrate the desired components.
03
PRF Preparation
The resulting fibrin-rich material is prepared for use during your procedure.
04
Application at the Surgical Site
PRF is placed in or around the treatment area to support the natural healing process.
Could PRF Complement Your Treatment?
PRF may be considered for many patients undergoing oral surgery, bone grafting, dental implant placement, or tooth extraction.
Your medical history and treatment plan will be reviewed to determine whether PRF is appropriate for you.
Specialized Care. Advanced Technology. Personalized Treatment.
Experienced
Oral Surgeons
Our board-certified oral surgeons have specialized training and experience to provide expert surgical care across a wide range of oral and maxillofacial procedures.
Advanced
Technology
We use modern technology and advanced treatment techniques to help diagnose conditions accurately, plan procedures carefully, and provide precise surgical care.
Personalized
Patient Care
Every patient is different. We take the time to understand your needs, answer your questions, and create a treatment plan tailored to your individual goals.
Frequently Asked Questions About
Platelet-Rich Fibrin
What is PRF?
PRF is a regenerative material prepared from your own blood. It contains a fibrin matrix along with platelets, growth factors, and immune cells.
What is PRF used for?
PRF may be used during procedures such as tooth extractions, bone grafting, and dental implant treatment to support healing.
Is PRF safe?
Because PRF is made from your own blood, it is highly biocompatible. Your surgeon will review your medical history to determine whether it is appropriate.
Does PRF hurt?
The process involves a small blood draw. The PRF itself is applied during your surgical procedure, with anesthesia used as appropriate.
Does insurance cover PRF?
PRF is an adjunctive treatment and may involve an additional cost. Coverage varies by insurance plan.