Beautifil Flow Plus F00 A3
- VendorShofu Dental Corp
Beautifil Flow Plus F00 A3
- VendorShofu Dental Corp
$36.28
- A3 shade supports defined 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, A3 is used for direct restorative procedures that require injectable placement with stable, non-slumping handling and a defined A3 shade. The F00 Zero Flow formulation is engineered to remain where placed, allowing clinicians to build proximal walls, marginal ridges, cores, cusps, and other restorative anatomy before polymerization, and Beautifil Flow Plus is approved for all restoration classes, combining the convenience of syringe delivery with the strength and functionality expected from a hybrid restorative.
Each pack contains one 2.2g syringe in A3 shade.
Dental offices ordering injectable giomer composite from their supplier can buy this A3 shade for a more chromatic A-family option compared to A1 and A2, since F00 identifies the Zero Flow viscosity designed for precision stacking and positional stability rather than the more self-leveling behavior associated with F03, keeping shade, viscosity, and delivery format consistent throughout compatible restorative procedures.
Beautifil Flow Plus uses giomer chemistry with S-PRG filler technology, providing fluoride release and recharge within a resin-based restorative material. The F00 formulation maintains its form after extrusion so clinicians can place material incrementally without unwanted slumping away from the intended contour. Shofu Dental also identifies high radiopacity, strong adaptation, and precise handling among the system characteristics, and as an injectable hybrid restorative, F00 combines syringe delivery with the positional control needed for proximal wall formation, core build-up, cusp development, and other anatomy that must remain stable before light curing across a broad range of anterior and posterior restorative cases.