PRF Therapy
Heal Comfortably After Dental Surgery
Support Natural Healing With PRF Therapy
in Durango
Picture an extraction site that closes neatly and stays comfortable or a gum graft that blends naturally with nearby tissue. PRF therapy in Durango is designed to support that kind of healing.
Treatment with platelet-rich fibrin concentrates the same cells your body already uses to repair wounds. We prepare it in our office from a quick blood draw. Within minutes it's ready to place in a socket, over a graft, or around an implant.
Paired with careful surgical planning, PRF puts your own biology to work. Grafts have a better environment to take hold, and extraction sites have extra protection while they close. The benefits work quietly in the background as you heal.
Reach out to our office to give your healing a head start.
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Frequently Asked Questions About
PRF Therapy
Is PRF therapy safe?
PRF therapy is considered very safe because it uses only your own blood. Nothing is added, so allergic reactions are extremely unlikely. The most common side effect is a small bruise where the blood was drawn.
What is the difference between PRF and PRP?
PRF and PRP both come from your blood, but they're prepared differently. PRP often needs additives and releases growth factors quickly. PRF is spun without additives and forms a fibrin net that releases growth factors gradually over several days.
Which dental procedures use PRF?
Dental procedures that use PRF include extractions, socket preservation, bone grafting, gum grafting, and implant placement. It works best anywhere tissue needs to heal or regrow. Your dentist will recommend it when it offers a clear benefit for your recovery.
Can PRF help prevent dry socket?
PRF can help lower your risk of dry socket after an extraction. A PRF plug placed in the socket helps protect the blood clot and supports healing. It doesn't replace good aftercare, so you should still avoid straws, smoking, and hard foods while you heal.
How much does PRF therapy cost?
The cost of PRF therapy depends on how much PRF your procedure needs. It's usually added to the cost of your main treatment, such as an extraction or graft. Many insurance plans don't cover PRF. Your dentist can share pricing before your appointment.