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PRF / CGF KIT for dentists.
The PRF Starter Kit is a patented PRF kit that contains the materials required for blood collection and special dappers that facilitate the processing of blood components without risk of contamination. The kit also contains special instruments for preparing a fibrin membrane and for placing the clot in the implant site.
PRF / CGF-KIT for dentists
For PRF therapy, especially for dentists, we offer a "PRF Starter Set". The entire PRF kit is certified as a medical device. The following components are included:
Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) is an amazing, relatively new and all-natural method of promoting wound healing that is widely used in dentistry. PRF has been shown to support healing and recovery after dental procedures, including complex dental surgery or simple tooth extractions. One of the most recent innovations in oral surgery is the use of PRF in tissue engineering.
Cgf - Concentrated Growth Factors - This is a new generation of platelets that contain a higher concentration of an endogenous growth factor. It is isolated from blood samples by a simple standardized separation protocol separation protocol using a special centrifuge without the addition of exogenous substances.
The patented kit contains the necessary equipment for blood collection and special swabs to facilitate the processing of blood components without risk of contamination.
Subsequently, the kit must be prepared with specific instruments for the preparation of a fibrin coagulum and this must be introduced into the implantation site.
To perform this treatment, we offer a medically certified PRF kit with the following components
The PRF Starter Package contains the following components
Antiseptic swab
Disposable Tourniquet
24x Butterfly with holder
Hemostatic plasters
Stainless steel test tube tray
Dappen for fibrin cutter
Grid for fibrin cutter
Physiological solution
Dappen for fibrin
Dappen for platelets
Dappen for fine dust
Scissors with round syringe
Straight anatomical forceps / tweezers
Straight spatula
Pliers for membrane production
Compressor unit
Injector for fibrin - consisting of 2 pieces
Spatula applicator for membrane
Toppergaze
Surgical instrument screen
Vacuette tubes
PRF is used in clinical dentistry in several ways.
Bone implants
If a patient loses their natural teeth, they can be replaced with implants. Implants are tooth-like structures that sit deep in the jaw like your own teeth. They also last longer, almost a lifetime with good care. PRF helps build healthy new bone around them. PRF attracts osteoblasts (bone-forming cells) to the affected area and uses stem cells to support bone regeneration.
PRF helps with bone resorption
Teeth become weak or loose when bone is broken down around them. PRF builds new bone, improving the health of the teeth. PRF can also reduce probing depth. Probing depth is the depth of the pocket.
When bone disease occurs, the bone breaks down and the gums separate from the teeth. The extent of the gap between the gums and teeth is measured with a probe and is called probing depth. PRF reduces the probing depth.
PRF advantages
PRF provides a sustained release of growth factors. In addition, the growth factors in the blood help the bones to heal better when they come into contact with PRF. The growth factors significantly accelerate healing. PRF promotes angiogenesis (formation of new blood vessels) at the wound site, aiding wound healing. PRF also attracts new cells such as epithelial cells (skin cells) to the wound site, allowing fresh skin cells to cover the wound.
PRF also attracts other cells, such as bone-forming osteoblasts and blood vessel-forming cells, which are important for the regeneration of healthy tissue. It also keeps unwanted cells out. PRF is self-degrading and breaks down within one to two weeks.
Cross-linking the fibrin can delay degradation by another two weeks. In some cases, especially with implants, PRF shortens healing time by half.
Cleft lip and palate closure, sinus lift, ridge augmentation, and inlay and overlay grafting. It is used to reconstruct facial trauma, repair defects after tooth extractions, or remove growths and cysts.
The use of platelet-rich fibrin is now widely used to speed up the healing process after surgery and is completely safe. Since the blood used is from the patient's own body, disease transmission is not a concern.
Almost all patients report a significantly improved sense of well-being immediately after treatment. In addition, PHF offers a number of other important benefits:
Reduced risk of infection
The dentist applies PRF firmly to the wound after the procedure, effectively sealing it against infectious agents. Thanks to its growth factors, PRF wound treatment helps increase tissue synthesis, which in turn leads to faster tissue regeneration. Faster wound healing reduces the risk of secondary infections, complications and discomfort.
Comfort
Disease transmission is not a problem because patient's own blood is used. The amount of blood required is small and can be drawn during an outpatient procedure.
PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) and its precursor PRP (platelet-rich plasma) are classified as autologous blood concentrates, which are blood products made from the patient's own blood. The physician takes a blood sample from the patient and concentrates it in a centrifuge to separate the various blood components into individual concentrated layers.
The resulting PRF is a yellow, gel-like membrane that is usually pressed into a flatter membrane.
These membranes can then be placed on top of the bone graft, combined with the bone graft, and/or positioned around or on top of the dental implant to provide a biological membrane that promotes bone maturation and keratinized gingival tissue health.
PRF can also be used as a sole grafting material in periodontal surgery. In addition, this material is very helpful in repairing perforations during sinus augmentation to prevent infection and improve clinical outcomes.
Fistula repair
This includes the repair of fistulas between the mouth and sinuses.
In dentistry, as in medicine in general, great importance is attached to a quick recovery. The faster a patient recovers after a surgical procedure, the lower the risk of infection or other serious complications. Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapies are both excellent for rapid wound healing after certain dental procedures.
*However, patients should seek advice from their surgeon and/or treating physician as to whether PRF or PRP is suitable for them.
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