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PRF in Clinical Practice: From Science to Surgery

PRF in Clinical Practice: From Science to Surgery

by Tandel, Surabhi
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A ground-breaking development in regenerative medicine and dentistry, platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) uses the body's natural healing capacity to speed tissue regeneration and repair. PRF is a naturally occurring fibrin matrix that is rich in platelets, leukocytes, growth factors, and stem cell-supporting components. This book provides evidence-based insights and useful advice for doctors as it examines the biology, preparation procedures, science, and clinical uses of PRF. In the fields of periodontology, implantology, oral and maxillofacial surgery, and more, PRF is revolutionizing the use of regenerative therapies in the future. The information and methods required to properly incorporate PRF into contemporary clinical practice are provided in this thorough handbook, regardless of the extent of experience in biologic dentistry.

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Pub dateFeb 12, 2026
ISBN-106209596991
ISBN-139786209596995
LanguageEnglish
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