$272.25

• Forceps 51 for upper root anatomy
• Serrated beaks enhance root surface grip
• Atraumair design supports atraumatic technique
• Ergonomic handles improve leverage control
• Quantity: 1 forceps per pack

The Hu-Friedy - 51 Atraumair Root Forceps, Serr., Upper is a precision engineered extraction instrument developed to support controlled, predictable removal of maxillary roots while helping you preserve surrounding bone and soft tissue during dental extraction procedures. Designed specifically for upper root anatomy, this forceps features narrow, serrated beaks that are shaped to engage root structure securely, allowing you to apply focused, anatomical force without excessive squeezing or uncontrolled movement.

If you are not certain about what the Hu-Friedy Hu-Friedy - 51 Atraumair Root Forceps, Serr., Upper is used for, it is the best Hu-Friedy - 51 Atraumair Root Forceps for atraumatic upper root extractions where secure engagement, tactile feedback, and controlled leverage are essential for predictable outcomes. The Atraumair design philosophy emphasizes minimizing trauma by encouraging axial movement and gradual socket expansion, which can help reduce the risk of root fracture and support smoother post extraction healing. Manufactured from high quality stainless steel, this instrument is built to maintain strength, alignment, and surface integrity through repeated clinical use and routine sterilization cycles.

The serrated inner beak surfaces enhance grip on fractured or narrow roots, helping you maintain stability during elevation and delivery without unnecessary force. Ergonomically contoured handles support a secure, comfortable grip, allowing precise control during rotational and levering movements while reducing hand fatigue. Balanced weight distribution promotes predictable force transmission, making it easier to adapt to varying root morphologies commonly encountered in maxillary extractions.

Designed to integrate seamlessly into extraction and surgical setups, this forceps supports efficient workflows in general dentistry, oral surgery, and exodontia focused practices, and it is also the best atraumatic upper root forceps for clinicians seeking consistent control, bone preservation, and long term clinical reliability.