Gum Plasmolifting – An Innovation in Dentistry

An attractive smile means healthy gums and strong, white teeth. Not all patients take oral care seriously enough. As a result, dental diseases may develop, some of which can be difficult to treat. Effective prevention can help avoid serious problems. Gum plasmolifting is a modern procedure designed to improve the condition of the oral cavity and restore gum health.

What Is This Innovative Method?

Plasmolifting is a procedure in which a patient's own blood plasma is injected into damaged soft tissues of the oral cavity. The result is the natural regeneration of cells. Thanks to the platelets contained in the plasma, pathological processes subside and the tissues recover.

Indications for Gum Plasmolifting:

• Periodontitis, regardless of its severity;
• Gingivitis, periodontal disease;
• Gum inflammation after tooth extraction;
• Tissue healing after surgery;
• Inflammation around an implant;
• Prevention of gum diseases.

The treatment course consists of 3-4 injections, depending on the condition of the gums and the severity of the disease. The plasma is administered weekly at equal intervals. A repeat course after 3-6 months can help maintain the effect.

What Is the Innovative Method Based On?

Plasma obtained from the patient's blood sample (15 ml) is injected into the damaged tissue. The collected blood is placed in a centrifuge, where the final product is prepared. After processing, a liquid is obtained that contains a high concentration of proteins and platelets necessary for rapid tissue regeneration.

What Does the Patient Gain After the Procedure?

Plasma injections are an effective way to prevent and treat many dental conditions. After a course of plasmolifting, the patient may experience:

• Restoration of tissues and their structure;
• Normalization of blood circulation in the damaged area;
• Improvement of metabolic processes in the cells;
• Acceleration of the natural regeneration of the gums;
• Reduction of inflammation, with the tissues acquiring a healthy pink color;
• Regeneration of not only soft tissue, but also bone tissue due to the injections.
• The effectiveness of the procedure is achieved through the action of beneficial substances on the affected area. The plasma used for injections must be clean and free of infected cells. The patient should be completely healthy; otherwise, the plasma structure may be altered and the desired result may not be achieved.