Benefits of the PRF (Stem Cell) Techniques for out Botox Course

For those healthcare professionals who are interested in PRF training as it pertains to our Botox course, here are a few benefits we offer in our course:

Improve signs of aging, improve skin quality, hair restoration, soften fine lines, brighten under-eye area, skin firming

Improved healing: Derived from your own blood, allergic reactions extremely unlikely. There is no risk of disease transmission or adverse reactions.  Using PRF in various dental procedures can promote faster healing and reduce the risk of complications.

Suitable for all skin types and tones

Techniques: injected with needles or cannula

Pros: Cost effective: no need to purchase expensive injectable products that eventually expire. Patients may feel more comfortable using their own blood and cells vs expensive synthetic products. May be a suitable alternative for patients who are not a candidate for dermal fillers or neurotoxins. 

 Treatment typically consists of 3-4 sessions every 4 weeks with maintenance  to follow every 6-12 months .Each visit to the dental practice increases the likelihood that patient will request other dental procedures.

Advanced PRF Training for General Dentistry

Our PRF Technique Training is comprehensive, covering theoretical and practical aspects of using PRF techniques

Place PRF after every extraction and eliminate dry socket, improve healing, lower post-op pain, and increase your revenue!!

Use PRF for grafting, sinus lifting, and treating peri-implantitis!

Use PRF for uncovering implants and sculpting tissue!

Immediate implementation into your practice and increase your collections!

1 day lecture, phlebotomy with live blood draw, and clinical hands-on workshop for all dental prf indications as well as liquid prf for injectable uses

• Course Didactic Outline
• Biology of Wound Healing:
  • Importance of vascularization for soft and hard tissues. 
  • Stages of wound healing.
  • From PRP to PRF 
  • The biological rationale behind PRF. 
• PRF Protocols and Techniques:
  • Understanding different centrifugation speeds and their impact on PRF. 
  • Optimizing PRF centrifuge settings for regeneration. 
  • Importance of PRF tubes for fabrication. 
  • Concentrated-PRF (C-PRF) vs. injectable-PRF (i-PRF). 
• Clinical Indications of PRF in Dentistry:
  • Ridge augmentation. 
  • Implant dentistry.
  • Soft tissue regeneration. 
  • Bone grafting. 
  • Periodontal applications. 
  • Extraction socket preservation. 
  • Prevention of dry socket
  • Sinus lifting
  • injectables

1. Practical Skills and Hands-on Experience:
   • Phlebotomy Techniques:

• Proper blood drawing techniques. 
• Venipuncture practice 
  • PRF Preparation and Handling:
• Centrifugation protocols. 
• PRF membrane fabrication. 
• Custom-shaped PRF grafts, sticky bone. 
• Creating extended-PRF membranes. 
• Liquid i-PRF prep and injections
  • Clinical Applications:
• Applying PRF in various dental procedures. 
• Selecting appropriate cases for PRF application. 
• Understanding the advantages and limitations of using autologous blood concentrates. 

Clinical Day-

Phlebotomy and blood draw instruction and practice; proper technique/managing difficult anatomy

PRF clot training, including spin protocol with detailed instructions on preparation of PRF for socket grafting/bone grafting, treating peri-implantitis, ridge augmentation, and wound closure

i-PRF injectable training, including spin protocol and proper syringe preparation for injectable uses

PRF sticky bone preparation

PRF armamentarium and fee schedule for the dental office