Let’s Decode L-PRF

 Leukocyte-Platelet Rich Fibrin (L-PRF) is abbreviated as L-PRF and has emerged as the super-organic material for regeneration and bioengineering of the tissues during dental procedures.

What is L-PRF?

White blood cells or leukocytes which are a part of the immune system are responsible for the natural healing process in the human body. Fibrin, which is another blood component, works with the platelets to create blood clots. L-PRF clots promote the healing process. These are created by drawing a blood sample from the human body and then spinning it as per centrifugation protocol to create a blood clot or matrix. This matrix is then extracted from the tube and is placed in a device that compresses it to the required thickness. L-PRF Therapy is a painless and quick therapy that promotes natural healing of the damaged tissues.

How does L-PRF trigger quick healing?

Platelet Rich Fibrin is a biomaterial that is used for promoting bone and soft tissue healing. Since it is derived from the patient’s blood, it is considered to be safe because there are no additives in it. During L-PRF Therapy, the concentrated platelets with specific healing properties are re-introduced at the wounded site and thus the chances of developing any allergies get minimized. In addition to this, L-PRF can be quickly produced and is an economically viable option in comparison to the other materials available.

The elasticity, flexibility and strength of the PRF membrane make it a viable treatment option for dental treatment. For more information on L-PRF, contact Dental Implant Technologies at 800-452-0582. 

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