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Clinical applications of injectable platelet-rich fibrin: A case series

The latest innovation in the field of platelet concentrates is the completely autologous, additive-free, injectable platelet-rich fibrin (i-PRF). It is the first PRF in a liquid form. This makes it possible for it to have much more versatile applications in regenerative dentistry as compared to its predecessors. Even though there is some published literature on the in vitro properties of i-PRF, there are no clinical reports demonstrating its clinical applications. This case series throws light on the preparation protocol, possible applications, and clinical handling experience with i-PRF.