PRP Therapy in Webster, TX

What Is PRP Therapy?

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy uses a small sample of your own blood to isolate and concentrate platelets — the natural healing components found in your blood. Once prepared, the PRP is applied directly to the surgical site to accelerate tissue regeneration, reduce inflammation, and support bone growth.

This advanced technique is:

• 100% natural (using your own biology)
  
• Safe, quick, and minimally invasive
  
• Proven to reduce swelling and discomfort
  
• Often used in oral surgery, bone grafting, and implant procedures
  

PRP is widely used in regenerative medicine — including orthopedics and sports medicine — and now plays a powerful role in modern dentistry.

How PRP Supports Oral Surgery & Healing

We may recommend PRP therapy alongside your surgical treatment to enhance healing and reduce complications. It’s especially helpful in procedures that involve the bone or soft tissue.

Common applications include:

• Tooth extractions (especially wisdom teeth)
  
• Dental implant placement
  
• Bone grafting and ridge augmentation
  
• Sinus lift procedures
  
• Socket preservation
  
• Treatment of jawbone deficiencies or trauma
  

PRP improves blood supply and healing at the surgical site, which leads to faster tissue regeneration, less discomfort, and more predictable outcomes.

How the PRP Process Works

The PRP procedure is quick, comfortable, and performed during your appointment:

1. We draw a small amount of your blood (just like a standard blood test)
   
2. The sample is placed in a centrifuge, where platelets are separated and concentrated
   
3. The PRP is applied to the surgical site immediately after your procedure
   

Because PRP is made from your own blood, there is no risk of allergic reaction or disease transmission. Most patients experience improved healing and reduced post-op discomfort within days.

A Smart Choice for Faster Recovery

Many patients appreciate PRP because it:

• Enhances soft tissue and bone healing
  
• Reduces swelling and inflammation
  
• May reduce the need for post-op medication
  
• Minimizes surgical complications
  
• Supports successful dental implant integration
  

We often recommend PRP therapy for patients who are undergoing multiple procedures or who want the best possible foundation for long-term restorative success.

Serving Webster & Nearby Areas

Tilger Center for Dentistry provides PRP therapy for surgical patients across:

• Webster
  
• Clear Lake
  
• Friendswood
  
• League City
  
• Pearland
  
• Seabrook and nearby communities
  

PRP is frequently included as part of full mouth reconstruction, bone grafting, and advanced implant procedures.