Blog posts by Category: Industry Update

PRP in Dental and Oral Surgery: An Emerging Application Publish date: July 29, 2026 Introduction: A Growing Area of Interest PRP dental and oral surgery applications have drawn growing interest from providers in recent years. Oral tissue heals inside a highly vascular, biologically active site, so practitioners have started to ask a simple question: can…

What Is Platelet-Rich Plasma? A Guide for Clinicians Publish date: July 22, 2026 Introduction: Why PRP Understanding Matters Platelet-rich plasma, or PRP, is a point-of-care preparation derived from a patient’s own blood. Because it is autologous, PRP has drawn steady clinical interest across orthopedics, sports medicine, and aesthetics. However, before adopting PRP into practice, physicians…

Introduction: Why Leukocyte Content Matters in PRP Understanding leukocyte-poor PRP — and how it differs from leukocyte-rich PRP — is one of the most clinically useful distinctions a practice can make when choosing a preparation system. While many clinicians focus on platelet yield and preparation time, the white blood cell profile of a PRP preparation…

Introduction: Single-Spin vs Dual-Spin PRP Methods Single-spin vs dual-spin PRP preparation is an important topic for physicians evaluating platelet-rich plasma systems. Today, practices compare preparation methods to improve efficiency, simplify training, and support consistent workflows. As a result, understanding the differences between these approaches can help clinicians make informed decisions. What Is Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)?…

How PRP Preparation Technique Affects Clinical Outcomes: What Physicians Need to Know PRP preparation technique is one of the most overlooked variables in platelet-rich plasma procedures. Physicians often focus on patient selection and injection protocols, but how a practice prepares PRP can strongly shape the final product. Therefore, every practice offering PRP services benefits from…

Introduction: Why PRP System Comparison Matters A PRP systems comparison is important when physicians evaluate platelet-rich plasma technology. As more systems enter the market, differences between them become clearer. Therefore, clinicians benefit from understanding how these systems vary before making a decision. Furthermore, because PRP is prepared at the point of care, system design directly…