$33.24

• A1 shade supports consistent restorative matching
• F00 zero-flow handling supports precision stacking
• S-PRG technology releases and recharges fluoride
• 2.2 g syringe supports controlled direct placement
• Light-cure material supports all restoration classes
• Quantity: 1 per Pack

Shofu Dental Beautifil Flow Plus Hybrid Composite, Light-Cure, Syringe Refill, F00, 2.2g, A1 is used for direct restorative procedures that require injectable placement with non-slumping control. The F00 Zero Flow formulation is designed to stay where placed, allowing clinicians to build proximal walls, cores, cusps, and restorative anatomy without the excessive movement associated with more fluid materials, and it is approved for all classes of restorations, letting the same material platform serve as a base, liner, or final restorative when clinically appropriate. Each pack contains one 2.2g syringe in A1 shade.

Dental offices ordering injectable restorative composite from their supplier can buy this F00 Zero Flow configuration to distinguish it from higher-flow Beautifil Flow variants, since F00 identifies a formulation engineered for precise stacking and shape retention rather than self-leveling movement, useful when building marginal ridges, cores, or occlusal anatomy that must hold its shape until light cured. Beautifil Flow Plus uses giomer chemistry with S-PRG filler technology, which provides fluoride release and recharge within a resin-based restorative material. The F00 formulation maintains a non-slumping consistency that allows the material to be placed in controlled increments and shaped before polymerization. This behavior supports precision stacking when building proximal walls, marginal ridges, cores, or occlusal anatomy, and the material also provides high radiopacity for postoperative assessment and is designed to adapt closely to cavity surfaces, offering a handling profile that bridges conventional flowable delivery and the positional control needed for more structured restorative build-up across a range of direct restorative case types.