Plasmolifting in dentistry

The concept of “plasmolifting” has already become very popular and continues to gain momentum in the beauty industry. Many people have already experienced the miraculous rejuvenating effect of this innovative procedure, which is becoming increasingly well-known.

Essentially, plasmolifting is a regenerative procedure that involves the local injection of plasma derived from one’s own blood platelets through autologous therapy — in other words, the introduction of platelet-rich plasma obtained from the patient’s own blood.

The connective tissue cells (fibroblasts) located in the deeper layers of the dermis begin to synthesize collagen and elastin, which are responsible for skin smoothness and elasticity. This means self-rejuvenation occurs using one’s own cells. The procedure is also widely used to rejuvenate and activate hair follicles, improving hair growth and quality.

Now that we’ve covered the skin benefits, how is plasmolifting used in dentistry, and why is it effective there?

Plasmolifting in dentistry is a procedure aimed at regenerating damaged tissues by injecting the patient’s plasma, obtained from their own blood, into the affected tissues of the oral cavity. As a result, tissue renewal and healing occur through natural regeneration.

Under the influence of the platelets contained in the plasma, inflammatory processes stop, and the gums heal. Plasmolifting — both in dentistry and cosmetology — is considered a unique procedure that enables tissue regeneration using the body’s own resources.

In what cases is the “plasmolifting” procedure recommended in dentistry?

• In cases of periodontitis

• For the prevention of periodontal diseases

• When diagnosed with gingivitis

• In cases of periodontosis

• In cases of diseases of the oral mucosa

What can the plasmolifting procedure do in dentistry?

• Helps fight inflammation

• Improves blood circulation in tissues

• Strengthens bone tissue (in some cases, even bone regeneration can be observed)

• Reduces bleeding

• Minimizes the risk of inflammation and other pathologies

• The patient’s own plasma is absorbed as efficiently as possible, is completely safe for the body, and cannot cause any allergic reactions

Stages of the plasmolifting procedure in dentistry

1. Blood is drawn from the patient into a special test tube.

2. The test tube with the blood is placed in a centrifuge, where the process separates the “useful” plasma from the rest of the blood.

3. The obtained plasma is then injected into the necessary area to promote recovery and regeneration.

This procedure is absolutely safe and highly effective.

Since the Sa-Nata network of clinics operates based on a comprehensive and individual approach to each patient, our team always examines every situation from multiple perspectives. In most cases, our specialists are ready to offer not just one, but several possible treatment options. That is why the Sa-Nata clinic network actively applies the plasmolifting procedure in its practice.

Of course, this type of procedure may not be suitable for every patient and is not a cure-all for all diseases. To clearly understand your situation and choose the most effective and appropriate solution, we recommend consulting a professional for an individual consultation. Moreover, an initial check-up and professional consultation at the Sa-Nata clinic network is a free service*.

Call us and make an appointment today! We look forward to seeing you at Sa-Nata and are always happy to help!