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Many innovative techniques are joining the mainstream surgical field of dentistry to promote less pain and faster healing procedure. And PRF , which stands for the acronym Platelet-rich fibrin, is one of them. This product is used as a standalone in various oral surgery or collaborating with other biomaterials to act as a catalyst for healing the tissue and reducing inflammation. Studies have shown that PRF boosts the osteoprogenitor cells in the host bone tissue and bone grafting.  What are the applications of PRF? The PRF has dominating properties for aiding in healing and regenerating tissues. The use of PRF membrane aids in curing periodontal infrabony defects. From various researches, it is known that with freeze-dried bone allograft, bone regeneration improves significantly. With this use, the healing time considerably declines before the dental implant takes place. PRF can enhance the rate of new bone formation in contrast to not using it. Moreover, the PRF membrane helps cure

Vicryl sutures are popularly recognized by their chemical compositional name, i.e., Poliglactin 910 and its brand name Vicryl Rapide. It is one of the most abundantly used absorbable sutures. Generally, Vicryl sutures come in the braided form. These synthetic sutures have extensive use in the medical industry.  Moreover, Vicryl suture can hold their tensile strength for approximately two to three weeks in the human tissue before getting absorbed completely. Vicryl and other polyglycolic acid sutures are generally used due to their rapid breakdown features with fast healing tissues like mucous membrane. These medical-grade sutures also offer antimicrobial protection in the suture line. Below are some features of Vicryl to use in your clinical applications.  What are the features of Vicryl? Poliglactin 910 is produced from glycolide and L-lactide. The Vicryl suture can also be available in monofilament form. Additionally, the coated Vicryl suture is used in ligation and soft tissues fo