Plasmotherapy (PRP Therapy) for Gums and Teeth in Prague
Plasmotherapy: Natural Tissue Regeneration for Healthy Gums and Faster Healing
Plasmotherapy is a modern regenerative technique that uses the patient’s own blood to accelerate healing and tissue repair in the oral cavity. At Omni Dent Clinic in Prague, we use PRP/PRF protocols to reduce inflammation, support gum regeneration and improve healing after both surgical and therapeutic procedures, including dental implants.
What Plasmotherapy Means in Dentistry
During the procedure, a small blood sample is collected and processed to isolate plasma rich in platelets and growth factors. This active concentrate is then applied to the treatment area — gums, bone, or soft tissues — where it stimulates natural regenerative processes. As a result, gum plasmotherapy helps shorten healing time, reduce swelling and promote tissue recovery.
When We Use Plasmotherapy
- after placing dental implants,
- after tooth extractions,
- in the treatment of periodontitis and gingivitis,
- after bone augmentation and sinus lift,
- in aesthetic dentistry to restore the oral mucosa.
Main Benefits
- Natural method: uses the patient’s own blood with no risk of allergies,
- Safe and biocompatible: sterile, fully autologous procedure,
- Faster healing: regenerative processes activate within hours,
- Reduced swelling and inflammation: quicker return to comfort,
- Long-lasting effect: tissue improvement develops over weeks to months.
How the Procedure Works
- Collection of 10–20 ml of blood.
- Centrifugation and preparation of PRP/PRF plasma.
- Application of the plasma to the targeted area.
- Final check and home-care recommendations.
Gum Plasmotherapy at Omni Dent Clinic
Gum plasmotherapy is highly effective for chronic inflammation, post-surgical healing and the treatment of periodontitis. It enhances microcirculation, stabilizes the gums and helps achieve long-term remission.
Price of Plasmotherapy
The cost depends on the extent of treatment and the clinical condition. During the consultation, we prepare an individual treatment plan with a clear budget and expected results.
Why Choose Omni Dent Clinic
- Advanced PRP/PRF protocols,
- experienced doctors with international training,
- a sterile and safe clinical environment,
- comprehensive dental care under one roof,
- a modern clinic in the heart of Prague.
Book Your Plasmotherapy Appointment
Would you like to accelerate healing or improve gum health? Schedule your plasmotherapy session at Omni Dent Clinic. We use clinically proven regenerative methods that deliver natural and long-lasting results.
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FAQ
What exactly is plasmotherapy in dentistry?
Plasmotherapy (PRP/PRF therapy) uses a concentrated portion of your own blood, rich in platelets and growth factors, to stimulate tissue regeneration. It accelerates healing, reduces inflammation and supports recovery of gums, bone and soft tissues.
Is the procedure painful?
No. Blood collection and application of PRP/PRF are minimally invasive and performed under gentle local anesthesia if needed. Most patients describe the procedure as comfortable.
How long does it take to see results?
Initial improvement — reduced swelling and discomfort — usually appears within 24–48 hours. Regeneration of tissues continues over several weeks, with full effect developing within 1–3 months.
When is plasmotherapy recommended?
Plasmotherapy is beneficial after implant placement, tooth extractions, bone augmentation, periodontal treatment (gingivitis, periodontitis) and in cases requiring regeneration of the oral mucosa. It is also used to enhance healing after surgical procedures.
Is plasmotherapy safe for everyone?
Yes. Because it uses your own blood, there is no risk of allergy or rejection. It is considered one of the safest regenerative treatments in dentistry. Restrictions apply only in rare cases (e.g., severe blood disorders), and the dentist evaluates this individually.