[Application of platelet rich plasma (PRP) and its derivatives in dental implantologie and plastic surgery].
Maczy González, Melvis Arteaga-Vizcaíno, Marisol Benito, Mariluz Benito
Abstract
Maczy González, Melvis Arteaga-Vizcaíno, Marisol Benito, Mariluz Benito
Abstract
The platelet rich plasma (PRP), as its name implies, has a high concentration of thrombocytes; is a non-toxic and non-allergenic autologous preparation, obtained by blood centrifugation at low speed. Its function is directly linked to the release of growth factors (FC) by platelets. These factors have properties of induction of tissue regeneration. For the preparation of the present work, a literature search was performed in different documentary sources using the following descriptors: platelet rich plasma, PRP, growth factors, GF, dentistry and cosmetic surgery. This article is a description of some relevant aspects of the PRP and its application in the areas of dentistry and cosmetic surgery.
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The platelet rich plasma (PRP), as its name implies, has a high concentration of thrombocytes; is a non-toxic and non-allergenic autologous preparation, obtained by blood centrifugation at low speed. Its function is directly linked to the release of growth factors (FC) by platelets. These factors have properties of induction of tissue regeneration. For the preparation of the present work, a literature search was performed in different documentary sources using the following descriptors: platelet rich plasma, PRP, growth factors, GF, dentistry and cosmetic surgery. This article is a description of some relevant aspects of the PRP and its application in the areas of dentistry and cosmetic surgery.
Key concepts: Platelet-rich plasma, Platelet, Platelet concentrate, Centrifugation, Dentistry, Regeneration (biology), Oral surgery, Surgery