TraXion™ Forceps
✔️ Designed by a Dentist
Gone are the days of dull, slippery, overly curved beak Forceps. Typical dental extraction forceps do not grip the tooth properly due to poor beak design.
Meet TraXion™ Forceps – these serrated extraction forceps are an absolute necessity for your modern dental office. Engineered (by a dentist!) for superior grip, control, and predictability on every tooth. Your extractions will be less stressful, and more predictable. No slip. No guessing. Just clean, controlled extractions.
More grip – zero slip! Universal design, can be used on every tooth. Available in 2 Styles – 150 upper, 151 lower.
These are the only forceps I use now. They really grab and hold - I love them!
Why Dentists love TraXion™ Forceps:
Less Stressful Extractions
TraXion™ Forceps are designed to make tooth extractions more predictable by improving control. The enhanced grip design reduces slippage. These really lock on.
Superior Non-Slip Serrated Grip
Tooth movement is fully synonymous with instrument movement because of the serrated grip. You have more control during both simple and complex extractions.
Universal 150 & 151 Design
Universal design, TraXion forceps can be used on every tooth. Available in 2 Styles – 150 upper, 151 lower.
Less stressful, more predictable
See Traxion™ in action:
F.A.Q.
Yes. TraXion™ Forceps are manufactured from the highest quality 420 surgical-grade French stainless steel and are fully autoclave-safe. They are built to withstand repeated sterilization cycles without any degradation to the serrated beak design or instrument performance. Simply follow your standard in-office sterilization protocol.
Yes! TraXion™ Forceps serve as a strong universal alternative for many routine and difficult extraction cases. Many clinicians use TraXion™ as their primary forceps system paired with our Xpanders™ set of 4 elevators for superior socket expansion prior to extraction.
Traxion™ Forceps commonly asked:
Yes! Universal design, can be used on every tooth. Available in 2 Styles – 150 upper, 151 lower.
Unlike standard (old-style) extraction forceps, TraXion™ features a serrated beak design that improves grip on the tooth, allowing for better force control and reduced slippage during extraction. This results in a more predictable and stable extraction.
The 150 forceps are designed for upper (maxillary) extractions, while the 151 forceps are designed for lower (mandibular) teeth. Together, they cover most routine dental extraction cases.
Yes. TraXion™ Forceps are commonly used in both routine and more complex extractions where additional grip and control are needed during tooth removal.
The only difference is price! The quality is the same. TraXion™ Forceps are engineered with a serrated beak system that improves traction and stability during luxation, allowing for more consistent force control and reduced slippage. Many clinicians choose TraXion™ when they want a more controlled and predictable extraction experience. Making these a great Karl Schumacher Forceps alternative or traditional forceps alternative.
Materials and Maintenance
At ArtCraft Dental, we source only the best materials from all over the world. All of our instruments are made with the highest quality 420 Surgical French or German Stainless Steel.
We started with a simple mission: to make instruments that actually work for the job at hand. All of our instruments are designed by a Dentist, Dr. David Fyffe. We’ve spent over 30+ years developing tools that work. We are dedicated to solving dentistry’s most vexing problems with our one-of-a-kind instruments.
Let customers speak for us
My favorite instrument in years. Tried them alll
The Max Crown Spreader is one of those rare instruments that actually lives up to the hype. It makes a tedious procedure so much easier. My team and I feel more efficient, and patients notice the difference too.
I just did 2 lower mesially impacted 3rd molars and it was surprisingly easy and efficient. The flame diamond helped create a purchase point and before I knew it, the teeth were ready for removal. The conical/tapered root anatomy helped too.
I also did a long rooted #15 and finished in time to do a quadrant of SRP. these were my first 2 patients I used the expanders on and Im already a very satisfied customer.
I’ve had one for 6 years and won’t go back! I came to the website to refer a friend and thought I should leave a review. I absolutely hate using hemostats on temps. This gets the crown off quick and painlessly even when the patient isn’t numb. It’s also great for getting off stuck permanent crowns during try-in.
