Oral Surgery

PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) in Aurora, CO

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A natural regenerative treatment made from your own blood, supporting your body's healing after oral surgery.

What is PRF?

Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) is a natural regenerative treatment made from a small sample of your own blood. By concentrating platelets, growth factors, and fibrin into a healing matrix, PRF can be placed directly at a surgical site to support the body's natural healing process.

Oasis Dental clinician treating a patient during a procedure
Oasis Dental clinicians performing a procedure together

How we use PRF

At Oasis Dental, we use PRF as an adjunct to a variety of procedures, including tooth extractions, dental implants, bone grafting, periodontal procedures, and other oral surgeries. PRF helps support faster soft-tissue healing, reduce postoperative discomfort and swelling, and promote healthy tissue and bone regeneration.

01

Faster soft-tissue healing

PRF's concentrated growth factors help soft tissue at the surgical site heal more quickly.

02

Less discomfort & swelling

Placed directly at the treatment site, PRF helps reduce postoperative discomfort and swelling.

03

Healthy bone & tissue regeneration

PRF supports the regeneration of healthy tissue and bone as your body heals.

A natural, biologic approach

What makes PRF particularly appealing is its holistic, patient-centered approach. Because PRF is created entirely from your own blood, it is a natural biologic material that works with your body rather than introducing a foreign substance. By harnessing your body's own healing potential, PRF allows us to take a more regenerative approach to oral surgery and help create the best possible environment for healing.

Oasis Dental clinicians preparing for a procedure together

Why PRF

Working with your body, not against it

  • Made entirely from your own blood, with no foreign material
  • Concentrates platelets, growth factors, and fibrin into a healing matrix
  • Placed directly at the surgical site to support recovery
  • Used alongside extractions, implants, bone grafting, and periodontal care
Oasis Dental clinician using surgical loupes during a procedure

Where It's Used

PRF as an adjunct to your care

1

Tooth extractions & wisdom teeth

PRF placed in the extraction socket supports faster, more comfortable healing.

2

Dental implants & bone grafting

PRF helps create a healthier environment for bone and tissue regeneration around implant and graft sites.

3

Periodontal & other oral surgery

As an adjunct to periodontal and other surgical procedures, PRF supports healthy soft-tissue healing.

Your body already has remarkable healing capabilities. PRF simply helps us put those natural resources to work.

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