First, it has the capability for extended release of GFs, presenting a stronger effect on enhancement of wound healing around implants.[ 9 ] Second, it can be used alone or in combination with synthetic graft materials and facilitate osseointegration.[ 20 21 ] Third, it is easy to prepare and manipulate, and it is inexpensive.[ 41 ] The various outcomes discussed in the included studies show a positive trend toward the use of CGF in implant dentistry, although statistically significant conclusion cannot be drawn.
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The use of concentrated growth factor in dental implantology: A systematic review.
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