PRF in the Everyday Practice of the Dental Surgeon: Practical Aspects
PRF in the Everyday Practice of the Dental Surgeon: Practical Aspects
Course overview
Comprehensive training by Sergey Edranov on the use of PRF in the everyday practice of the dental surgeon!
In this training you will learn:
Biological foundations for the use of PRF
Techniques for obtaining PRF from the patient's blood
Protocols for obtaining membranes from L-PRF clots.
Using clinical examples you will review protocols for the use of PRF in:
Socket preservation after extraction
Implantation
Performing bone and soft tissue augmentation.
The course combines fundamental theoretical foundations and key practical skills necessary for successful work with PRF.
What you will learn
- Explain biological and histological principles that support PRF use in oral regenerative procedures.
- Perform stepwise protocols to obtain L-PRF clots and prepare membranes from patient blood samples.
- Apply PRF protocols for socket preservation, immediate implantation, and ridge augmentation.
- Integrate PRF use into treatment plans for bone and soft tissue augmentation with clinical justification.
Course lessons
Lesson 1. Theoretical foundations of working with PRF. Introductory lesson
Types of autogenous bone substitute materials
Advantages of using PRF
Properties of PRF
Histological bases of regeneration
Concepts of conduction and induction
Technological features of working with PRF
Laboratory part of working with blood components
Instruments required for working with PRF
Step-by-step protocol for preparing L-PRF clots
Protocol for obtaining a membrane from L-PRF clots.
Lesson 2. Theoretical foundations of working with PRF
Types of autogenous bone substitute materials
Advantages of using PRF
Properties of PRF
Histological bases of regeneration
Concepts of conduction and induction
Technological features of working with PRF
Laboratory part of working with blood components
Instruments required for working with PRF
Step-by-step protocol for preparing L-PRF clots
Protocol for obtaining a membrane from L-PRF clots.
Lesson 3. Bone grafting and materials for everyday practice
Opportunities to improve the quality of bone grafting materials
Dr. Edranov's compress-former
Application of L-PRF in clinical practice
Two-stage splitting of the alveolar ridge:
operation planning
diagnostics
demonstration of the surgical stage
implant placement protocol
formation of the gingival profile.
Protocols for dental implant placement: demonstration on a model
Changing the geometry of the oral vestibule using L-PRF.
Lesson 4. Complications in implantation and methods for their resolution
Surgical drills: significance and application
Use of L-PRF when removing an implant in the 4.7 area
Bone sequestration: causes and treatment methods
Atraumatic removal of 4.5 with a post core
Implant placement in the 4.5, 4.7 areas
Use of L-PRF to close a fissure-like defect during implantation
Suturing technique: Dr. Edranov's H-shaped suture
Methods of suturing sockets after extraction and implantation.
Lesson 5. Use of PRF in complex tooth extractions
Lifehacks and recommendations for performing local anesthesia
Techniques for atraumatic tooth extraction
Removal of displaced and impacted third molars: video demonstration with clinical examples
L-PRF for socket preservation after extraction:
processing of the PRF clot
placement of PRF into the wound
socket suturing techniques.
Histological analysis of PRF clots and the results of its application.
Lesson 6. Working with tissues in complex clinical situations
Removal of implants by trephine method
Atraumatic tooth extraction
Preparation of graft using L-PRF
Placement of graft in areas of extracted teeth and implants
Protocol for alveolar ridge sawing
Alveolar ridge splitting
Placement of a bone block with L-PRF
Implant placement
Soft tissue grafting
Placement of FDM
Preparation of multilayer autologous fibrin membranes
Harvesting of soft tissue graft from the tuberosity
Deepening of the oral vestibule.
