PRF in Dentistry, Facial and Jaw Surgery

In dentistry, performing I-PRF (growth factor-enriched fibrin) injections thickens the gums and promotes the closure of exposed tooth roots, thereby eliminating tooth sensitivity. These injections treat the tissues around the teeth (periodontium), reducing the depth of gum pockets and stimulating bone tissue regeneration. Successful results are also achieved in the treatment of the temporomandibular joint and peri-implantitis.

In facial/jaw surgery, filling the extracted tooth socket with an A-PRF clot preserves the bone and gum tissue, preventing bone loss. A-PRF membranes are used in bone and soft tissue regeneration surgeries (sinus lift, bone or gum regeneration).

Post-procedure recommendations:

  • Avoid heating, sauna, and baths for 2 weeks
  • Do not use anti-inflammatory drugs / painkillers such as Paracetamol and Ultracod are allowed
  • Take vitamin D daily!
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Specialists providing the service:

Viktors Pimanovs
Doctor at the RSU Institute of Stomatology, Clinic of Oral, Facial, and Jaw Surgery. Member of the Latvian Dental Association and the Latvian Association of Oral, Facial, and Jaw Surgeons.

Clinic Address: Matīsa Street 50A-1, Riga, LV-1009

Aiva Pakule
Head Physician of the Clinic, Dentist

Clinic Address: Tallinas Street 49, Riga, LV-1012