Hu-Friedy Tissue Forceps for Oral Surgery & Periodontics
Tissue forceps are essential surgical instruments used to grasp, stabilize, and manipulate soft tissue during oral surgery, periodontal surgery, and implant procedures. Precise tissue control supports accurate suturing, wound closure, and atraumatic handling throughout the procedure.
Clinical Applications
- Grasping and stabilizing soft tissue flaps
- Assisting with suturing and wound closure
- Tissue manipulation during extractions, grafting, and implant placement
- Controlled tissue traction with minimal trauma
Patterns Available
- Adson & Adson-Brown – Fine interlocking teeth for delicate or fibrous tissue
- Gerald – Slim profile for fine, precise tissue handling
- Russian (Tomor) – Broad atraumatic contact for secure closure
- DeBakey – Longitudinal serrations for atraumatic grip
- Allison – Scissor-style handle with ratchet lock
- Fox – Triple-tooth beak for secure suturing hold
- Cushing – Straight, angled, and bayonet configurations
- Semkin-Taylor – Fine tapered ends for confined surgical sites
All instruments are constructed from surgical stainless steel, feature a satin finish to reduce glare, and are fully autoclavable for repeated clinical use.
