Stable, long-term implantation relies on the successful integration of the implant with the surrounding bone. At MyoDental, implantologist Dr Rifai takes no chances.
For the last two decades, Dr Rifai has been working with PRFG to enhance osseointegration by delivering concentrated growth factors directly to the surgical site, thereby promoting healing and recovery.
For patients, this can mean more long-lasting, stable results and faster treatment timelines for both bone grafting cases and conventional implant placements.
PRGF, paired with bone grafting and dental implants, supports successful integration in every possible way.
Dr Rifai typically uses PRGF in complex cases, particularly when an entire arch or full mouth requires rehabilitation, or when insufficient bone density to support implants long-term necessitates prior bone grafting or sinus lift surgery.
Here’s how the process works:
| Stage | Description |
|---|---|
| Blood sample taken | A small blood sample is taken prior to implant surgery. |
| Processing phase | The blood is centrifuged to isolate growth factor-rich plasma. |
| Preparation for surgery | The PRGF is prepared for immediate use during the implant procedure. |
| Application during implant placement | PRGF is applied directly into the implant site and surrounding tissues to enhance healing and bone regeneration. |
PRGF doesn’t slow down the treatment. No additional chair time is usually added to the implant appointment for this process. The process runs alongside the implant procedure, so it’s ready for our team to use when the implant is scheduled for placement.
PRGF is completely safe because it uses your own blood, eliminating the risk of allergic reaction or rejection.
No, it is not essential, but it is best used to enhance healing and improve outcomes in more complex cases.
PRGF supports better bone and soft tissue healing, which can improve overall implant stability and recovery.
No, only a small blood sample is taken before surgery.
Complex full arch and full mouth cases, bone grafting, sinus lifts and patients wanting enhanced healing support.
No, it is recommended based on clinical need and treatment complexity.
PRGF uses concentrated biocompatible growth factors to support the body’s natural healing process. It optimises the biological environment around the implant site, supporting faster healing and integration with the surrounding bone.
