Title: Proper handling and benefits of platelets rich plasma in oral surgery

Biography:

Highly motivated dental practitioner more than 15 years in dental implants willing to share the experience globally and to establish his own training academy to support beginners in this field. Currently the management of 2 private companies for dental implants supplies. Speaker in implantology events and also Trainer in Implantology courses.

Abstract

Healing is a complex process and great potential is found in using biomaterials as surgical additives to control the inflammation and increase the speed of healing process in dentistry, the "improvement of bioactive careful added substances, which are being utilized to manage the irritation and increment the speed of mending process, is one of the incredible difficulties in clinical research." "In this issue Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF) offers a promising common arrangement giving good outcomes." PRF is a fibrin matrix in which platelet cytokines, growth factors and cells are trapped "what's more, might be discharged after a specific time and that can fill in as a resorbable film."PRF was developed in France by Joseph Choukroun et al. in 2001. "They utilized PRF to improve bone recuperating in instances of inserts." Finally, the next generation is MPM Since it shows a sticky and homogenous component. Therefore, the fibrin act as fibrin glue and in this way the whole mass of the MPM will not move. The MPM is the only natural and autogenously product that can offer the stability to the bone particles. This stability was missed in the particles on the PRF alone or mixed with bone graft or bone substitute, and it will not give the needed stability or the needed resistance to the chewing forces, so will not help in the bone regeneration. Based on the structure of the MPM, this product should be considered every time a bone grafting procedure is approached.