Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) & Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF): Natural Healing Solutions in Corvallis

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) are innovative regenerative treatments that use your body’s own blood components to accelerate healing and support tissue regeneration. These natural therapies are commonly used in dental and surgical procedures to enhance recovery and improve outcomes.

🩸 What Are PRP and PRF?

  • PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma):
    PRP is created by drawing a small sample of your blood, then processing it to concentrate the platelets. These platelets are rich in growth factors that stimulate healing and tissue regeneration.

  • PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin):
    PRF is a more advanced version of PRP. It’s processed at a lower speed and without anticoagulants, forming a fibrin matrix that traps platelets, white blood cells, and stem cells. This matrix allows for a slower, sustained release of growth factors for extended healing benefits.

🧬 How They Work

  • PRP:
    After preparation, the concentrated platelets are applied or injected into the treatment area. The rapid release of growth factors helps reduce inflammation and accelerates healing.

  • PRF:
    The fibrin matrix acts as a natural scaffold, slowly releasing growth factors over time, supporting tissue repair and long-term regeneration.

🌟 Benefits

 

PRP:

  • Speeds up soft tissue healing

  • Reduces pain and inflammation

  • Stimulates collagen production

 

PRF:

  • Sustains healing over a longer period

  • Promotes bone and soft tissue regeneration

  • Minimizes the need for additional surgery

🦷 Applications in Dentistry

Both PRP and PRF are commonly used to support healing in procedures such as:

  • Dental Implant Placement – Encourages integration between the implant and bone

  • Bone Grafting – Enhances new bone growth

  • Sinus Lifts – Aids in faster recovery

  • Tooth Extractions – Reduces risk of infection and promotes faster healing

⚖️ Choosing Between PRP and PRF

Feature PRP PRF
Centrifugation Speed High Low
Anticoagulants Used Yes No
Growth Factor Release Quick Sustained
Platelet Concentration Moderate Higher
Best Use Case Immediate healing needs Long-term tissue regeneration

PRP is often ideal when quick recovery is needed, while PRF is better suited for long-term healing and regeneration.

🏥 Why Choose Aspire Implants and Periodontics?

At Aspire Implants and Periodontics, we’re proud to offer both PRP and PRF therapies as part of our comprehensive approach to patient care. Our team is trained in the latest techniques to ensure optimal results tailored to your needs.

Ready to Heal Naturally?

Contact us today to learn more about how PRP or PRF therapy can support your treatment and recovery.