Abstract
A dentist-surgeon performs a large number of different surgical procedures. Despite the fact that in the 21st century, the level of dental care is high, the number of tooth extractions has not decreased. The main component of surgical work is the extraction of a tooth.
 The article analyzes the clinical and radiological control of the process of socket regeneration using A-PRF technology, in addition, an assessment of the opinion of doctors on the use of this technique of hole preservation after removal was carried out.
 In his practice, a dental surgeon often encounters complications after a tooth extraction operation, and in order to avoid them, it is necessary to carry out a set of measures aimed at improving the rehabilitation period, optimizing the reparative process and improving the results of surgical treatment.
 Based on the results of our work, we found that this technique is not popular among doctors, although it shows good results. When using A-PRF clot, the period of socket epithelialization is reduced, and early formation of a bone pattern is observed, which we do not observe in patients in whom this technique is not used.
 In order not to carry out repeated surgical reception in the future, it is necessary to think about early conservation.
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