Tooth Extraction with Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)
An extraction combined with Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) — a concentrated liquid portion of the patient's own blood rich in growth factors that accelerate tissue repair and bone regeneration in the extraction site.
A small blood sample is drawn before surgery and processed in a centrifuge to isolate the PRP. After the tooth is carefully removed under local anesthesia or sedation, the PRP is applied directly into the socket — often combined with bone graft material — before the site is closed.
Patients undergoing extractions who plan bone grafting or implants, patients with conditions that slow healing, and those who have previously had prolonged or painful recovery.
- Accelerated bone and soft-tissue healing
- Enhanced integration of bone graft material
- Reduced swelling and post-op discomfort
- Biocompatible, from the patient's own body.
CBCT imaging guides atraumatic removal, while the iTero digital scanner records the site so the future restoration can be planned digitally from day one.
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