Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) in Regenerative Dentistry

Natural Healing Through Advanced Dental Care

At Elevate Smiles Dental, we use the latest advances in regenerative dentistry to help patients heal faster and achieve long-lasting results. One of the most effective methods we offer is Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) — a 100% natural way to promote tissue healing and regeneration after dental procedures.

PRF is created from a small sample of your own blood and used to enhance recovery after tooth extractions, dental implants, bone grafting, and periodontal therapy. Because it’s made entirely from your body’s natural components, PRF is safe, biocompatible, and highly effective.

What Is PRF?

Platelet-Rich Fibrin is a second-generation platelet concentrate that helps your body heal itself. After a small blood draw, the sample is spun in a centrifuge to separate a layer rich in platelets, white blood cells, and growth factors — the building blocks your body uses to repair tissue.

This PRF material forms a soft fibrin matrix that, when applied to a treatment site, stimulates new cell growth and accelerates healing. Unlike older platelet-based treatments, PRF requires no additives or anticoagulants, allowing for a slower, more natural release of healing proteins over time.

Key Benefits of PRF

PRF offers a range of advantages for patients seeking faster, more comfortable recovery:

1. Faster Healing

The concentrated platelets and growth factors in PRF naturally speed up the body’s repair process, leading to quicker soft tissue and bone regeneration.

2. Less Pain and Swelling

PRF reduces inflammation and discomfort after surgery, helping patients recover with minimal need for medication.

3. 100% Natural and Biocompatible

Because PRF is made from your own blood, there’s no risk of allergic reactions or rejection. It’s a completely safe option for enhancing healing.

4. Improved Bone and Tissue Regeneration

PRF supports the formation of new bone and gum tissue — crucial for the long-term success of dental implants and grafting procedures.

5. Lower Risk of Complications

By encouraging faster, cleaner healing, PRF helps reduce the risk of infection and other post-treatment issues.

How PRF Is Used in Dentistry

PRF can be applied in a variety of dental procedures to improve outcomes and healing time:

Dental Implants

PRF promotes faster integration between the implant and the bone (osseointegration) and encourages soft tissue healing around the implant site.

Tooth Extractions

Placing PRF in the extraction socket can prevent dry socket, reduce pain, and help new bone and gum tissue form naturally.

Bone Grafting and Sinus Lifts

PRF is often mixed with bone graft materials to improve their stability and encourage stronger bone regeneration.

Gum Disease Treatment

PRF assists in regenerating bone and gum tissue lost to periodontal disease, supporting healthier, more stable teeth.

Cosmetic and Soft Tissue Procedures

PRF aids in healing after gum contouring, soft tissue grafts, or other cosmetic treatments, ensuring smoother recovery and better results.

What to Expect During PRF Treatment

The PRF process is simple and takes just a few extra minutes during your dental procedure:

  1. Blood Draw – A small sample of blood is taken, similar to a standard lab draw.
  2. Centrifuge Process – The blood is spun to separate the PRF layer.
  3. Application – The PRF material is placed directly into the treatment site or combined with grafting material.
  4. Healing Phase – Over time, PRF naturally releases growth factors, helping you heal faster and more comfortably.

Patients typically report less swelling, less discomfort, and quicker recovery times compared to traditional healing alone.

Is PRF Safe?

Yes — PRF is exceptionally safe because it comes from your own body. There’s no risk of infection, allergic reaction, or disease transmission. The process is simple, sterile, and performed entirely in-office.

PRF has been successfully used for years in medicine and surgery, and it’s now one of the most trusted techniques in modern regenerative dentistry.

How Much Does it Cost to Invest in My Smile?

The cost of dental implants can vary depending on several factors, including:

  • The number and location of implants needed
  • The type of restoration (crown, bridge, denture)
  • The complexity of the surgical procedure
  • The geographic location of the dental practice

While the initial cost of dental implants might seem higher than traditional options, it’s important to consider the long-term benefits and lifetime value of the solution.

Dental implants are a durable and reliable solution that can last a lifetime with proper care, saving you money and future pain and time spent on replacements and repairs in the future.

We understand that dental implant treatment can be an investment. That’s why we offer flexible financing options to help make this life-changing treatment accessible.

Our team will work with you to develop a personalized payment plan that fits your budget. We will review any benefits and insurance options to make sure that we can easily make this an affordable option for you, allowing you to focus on what’s most important: your health.

Who Can Benefit from PRF?

PRF is beneficial for almost anyone undergoing a dental procedure that involves healing or tissue regeneration, including:

  • Dental implant placement
  • Tooth extractions
  • Bone grafts or sinus lifts
  • Periodontal (gum) therapy
  • Cosmetic or soft tissue procedures

Your dentist will evaluate whether PRF is appropriate for your treatment during your consultation.

Why Choose Elevate Smiles Dental for PRF Treatment

At Elevate Smiles Dental, we combine advanced technology with a patient-first approach. Our use of Platelet-Rich Fibrin allows us to provide faster healing, better comfort, and more predictable long-term results for our patients.

We believe in dentistry that supports your body’s natural ability to heal. By incorporating PRF into surgical and regenerative treatments, we’re able to enhance both the health and beauty of your smile.

Experience the Benefits of PRF for Yourself

If you’re planning a dental implant, extraction, or bone grafting procedure, ask our team about PRF therapy and how it can accelerate your healing process.

📞 Call Elevate Smiles Dental at 813-308-9489 or request an appointment online to schedule your consultation today. Discover how regenerative dentistry and PRF can help you heal naturally and smile with confidence.

1 week post op caption -Patient is completing an extraction and an implant procedure and in one week of healing the tissue looks pink and healed.

Bone graft caption- Patient had a bone graft on the day of extraction and PRF was used with the graft today.

Day of Sx of ext – Patient had PRF on the day of the surgery and had an immediate clotting and great same day results.

Day of Sx B- Patient had PRF on the day of the surgery and had an immediate clotting and great same day results.