Clinical effect of CGF blood concentration factor in extracting supernumerary teeth in the middle and high positions of the upper palate

after minimally invasive extraction of type III high buried supernumerary teeth on the maxillary palate, the wounds of the CGF experimental group and the control group were not infected, and there was no significant difference. After the extraction of type III high buried supernumerary teeth on the maxillary palatal side, the CGF experimental group showed better postoperative pain, swelling, and wound healing levels than the control group. The results of CBCT examination after the extraction of type III high buried supernumerary teeth on the maxillary palatal side showed no significant difference in bone density between the two groups. However, during the follow-up CBCT examination at 3 months after surgery, the bone recovery and bone density of the CGF experimental group were better than those of the control group.