Apparently, my Oral Surgeon and assistants did NOT want me to fully understand this procedure. When I tried to understand what was being done by suggesting it was a mixture of my blood and a 3-D printer of bone, they said yes. Which is clearly NOT what is being done. This was 100% clear to me. However, it is questionable now whether or not it is an ideal procedure. Which is probably why they did not want to explain it to me in these terms. Fingers crossed I will be in the 66.6% success rate. 😷
Nice video.to get a more sticky consistency,instead of adding the red cells to the bone mixture,u could have added the residue left at the bottom of the container after sqeezing the prf membranes which contains vitronectin that helps in binding everything.After that iprf helps!!good luck
hi I will have a sinus lift 4 days from now, I am asking the dental clinic if I will have the traditional or the i raise, they told me the doctor is not there and procedure depends on the bone of the patient? Do I have the right to ask and know what procedure (traditionalnor i raise) ? thanks
You have a right to know, but apparently, not all surgeons can explain things like this. Nor do they all want to, as it raises more questions they don't want you to ask.
You’re still using human cadaver my friend, this is not a holistic approach. I heard you can mix PRF with minerals to get a holistic bone graft. Idk what minerals though 🤷
@@RTSBone After it's been absorbed? I don't really understand how this works. Just found out, after having this done, that this is what was used and now wishing I could remove it.
@@loreboto5116 before removing I would first check if there’s inflammation or health issues… I’m sure a Hal Huggins trained dentist knows how to approach this
@@RTSBone Spoke to a biological dentist and according to him, you don't need a bone graft at all .... just the l-prf is enough to produce healthy bone growth. 🤷♀️
Apparently, my Oral Surgeon and assistants did NOT want me to fully understand this procedure. When I tried to understand what was being done by suggesting it was a mixture of my blood and a 3-D printer of bone, they said yes. Which is clearly NOT what is being done. This was 100% clear to me. However, it is questionable now whether or not it is an ideal procedure. Which is probably why they did not want to explain it to me in these terms. Fingers crossed I will be in the 66.6% success rate. 😷
Glad you understand now. That is why we put this stuff out there.
Nice video.to get a more sticky consistency,instead of adding the red cells to the bone mixture,u could have added the residue left at the bottom of the container after sqeezing the prf membranes which contains vitronectin that helps in binding everything.After that iprf helps!!good luck
I wish I saw this sooner
hi I will have a sinus lift 4 days from now, I am asking the dental clinic if I will have the traditional or the i raise, they told me the doctor is not there and procedure depends on the bone of the patient? Do I have the right to ask and know what procedure (traditionalnor i raise) ? thanks
You have a right to know, but apparently, not all surgeons can explain things like this. Nor do they all want to, as it raises more questions they don't want you to ask.
You’re still using human cadaver my friend, this is not a holistic approach.
I heard you can mix PRF with minerals to get a holistic bone graft. Idk what minerals though 🤷
I wonder if the human cadaver one can be removed and replaced with the mineral type, if you've already had this done with the human cadaver type.
@@loreboto5116 I think so
@@RTSBone After it's been absorbed? I don't really understand how this works. Just found out, after having this done, that this is what was used and now wishing I could remove it.
@@loreboto5116 before removing I would first check if there’s inflammation or health issues… I’m sure a Hal Huggins trained dentist knows how to approach this
@@RTSBone Spoke to a biological dentist and according to him, you don't need a bone graft at all .... just the l-prf is enough to produce healthy bone growth. 🤷♀️