Give Your Grafts a Living Scaffold, Not Just a Filler

K2 Regenerative Network brings a true PRF platform — chairside, same-day, from the patient’s own blood — to your oral surgery and implant cases.

18 Minutes

Total Prep — 6 heat · 4 cool · 8 spin

28+ Days

Sustained Growth Factor Release

(vs. 5–7 days untreated)

Autologous

Patient’s Own Blood

Why the Way PRF Is Made Matters

Graft sites need more than a passive filler — they need a fibrin matrix that localizes growth factors and gives soft and hard tissue something to build on. How the PRF is made determines whether that matrix forms intact.


A PRF Process Built to Protect Platelets

Aluminum dry-block heaters — the lower-cost industry standard — retain heat unevenly and can create hot spots that damage platelets.

Our manufacturing partner’s ceramic-heated Bio-Incubator (patent pending) distributes heat evenly, with a nylon insulator buffering platelets from direct heat contact and a cooling phase that slows the clotting cascade — designed to form a cell-intact fibrin matrix that stays stable for hours and flows through needles as fine as 30-gauge.


Built On a Real PRP Foundation

PRF starts from a properly concentrated PRP (3–5x baseline) and form an actual fibrin matrix — a cellular scaffold — not just thickened protein.

Our platform is built to meet that threshold every time.

General mechanism supported by Solakoglu et al. 2020, Ann Anat, PMID 32376297, on plasma-rich-in-growth-factors in guided bone/tissue regeneration.


Light Activation, Not Chemical Activation

Platelets are activated with an LED Activator — light, not chemicals — which sustains growth factor release for 28+ days versus 5–7 days untreated.

No calcium chloride or thrombin, which stress platelets, trigger pro-inflammatory growth factor release, and raise FDA minimal-manipulation concerns.


Choosing PRF can reduce the risk of dry socket, speed up healing by lessening swelling, bleeding, and discomfort, and is a 100% natural and safe approach since it comes from the patient's own body.


Clinical Applications For Your Practice

  • Sticky bone graft sites — PRF as a scaffold for particulate graft material at extraction and implant sites

  • PRF membranes — soft tissue coverage, socket preservation

  • TMJ injections — PRP for joint-related TMJ cases

  • Sinus lift and ridge augmentation support

  • Oryan, Alidadi & Moshiri 2016, Expert Opin Biol Ther, PMID 26561282 — review of PRP for bone healing/regeneration.

  • Li, Wu, Sun & Zhou 2020, J Oral Facial Pain Headache, PMID 32255580 — meta-analysis of RCTs on PRP for TMJ osteoarthrosis pain

Clinical Outcomes

Backed by Science


Ready to See Real PRF in Action at Your Practice?

Tell us a bit about your practice and we’ll set up a no obligation chairside demo — or call us directly at (727) 346-8050