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PRF

Autologous Blood Therapy in Implantology

Autologous Blood Therapy in Implantology

In implant placement, sinus lift and bone grafting, healing determines long-term success. Using PRF from your own blood, we accelerate wound healing, promote bone integration and reduce swelling – entirely without foreign material or allergy risks.

Autologous blood therapy is a medical treatment in which the patient's own blood is drawn, processed and returned to the treated tissue. It supports healing and regeneration and reduces inflammation – without synthetic or animal additives.

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Treatment process

  1. Blood DrawA small amount of blood is drawn just like in a normal blood test.
  2. ProcessingThe blood is processed in a centrifuge to concentrate platelets and growth factors.
  3. ReinjectionThe processed plasma or fibrin is placed into the jawbone, gum or implant site.
  4. Healing & RegenerationThe growth factors stimulate collagen formation, cell regeneration and tissue healing.

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Your benefits

  • Faster healing and shorter recovery times
  • No risk of rejection – the body's own material
  • Fewer complications, fewer infections, less scarring
  • Natural and safe, with hardly any side effects
  • Better implant integration through improved blood circulation

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Frequently asked questions

What does PRF achieve during implant placement?
PRF from the body's own blood accelerates wound healing, promotes bone integration and reduces swelling. The concentrated growth factors stimulate collagen formation, cell regeneration and tissue healing and thus improve implant integration.
Is the treatment safe?
Yes. Since only the body's own material is used, there is no risk of rejection and no allergy risks. The procedure requires no synthetic or animal additives and is natural and safe with hardly any side effects.
For which implant procedures do you recommend PRF?
PRF is used, among other things, in dental implant placement, in bone grafting (augmentation), in sinus lift, as well as for wound healing after tooth extractions and mucosal procedures and in the treatment of periodontal disease.
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