
Dental office Medic Dentist Alina Ionita | Willingen
A-PRF / Plasma-Membrane-Techniqe
How the A-PRF technique is used
For the A-PRF (Advanced Platelet-Rich Fibrin) technique, a small amount of your own blood is drawn and processed into a plasma membrane containing the body’s own growth factors.
Dentist Alina Ionita uses this procedure as part of her biological treatment approach, particularly for surgical procedures such as dental implant placements. The goal is to specifically support the tissue’s natural regenerative processes.
We focus on:
Use of the body’s own substances without foreign materials
- Gentle integration into surgical procedures
- Support for natural healing processes
- Individual adaptation to the specific procedure
- Structured application within the overall treatment plan
- Careful preparation and processing
- Structured application within the overall treatment plan
TREATMENT PLAN
How the A-PRF Technique Is Used
Collection of a small amount of the patient's own blood
Processing blood to form a plasma membrane
Applying the material to the treated area
Supporting the healing process through the body's own mechanisms
Who can benefit from the A-PRF-Technique?
The A-PRF technique is primarily used in the context of surgical procedures. It complements existing treatments and can help specifically support the healing process.
Since only the body’s own components are used, the A-PRF technique fits well into the biological treatment approach of Medic Dentist Alina Ionita. Whether its use is appropriate always depends on the individual treatment situation.
The A-PRF technique can be used in particular:
for periodontitis treatments
- as part of dental implant procedures
- after tooth extractions
- for surgical procedures in the oral cavity
FAQ
Answers of your Medic Dentist Alina Ionita
Why does Medic Dentist Alina Ionita use the A-PRF technique?
What exactly is A-PRF?
How does the plasma membrane function in the body?
Is the treatment uncomfortable or painful?
Does health insurance cover the costs?
When is the A-PRF technique a good option for me?
Is there anything I need to keep in mind or prepare for the treatment?
NEW & WORTH KNOWING



