$39.24

• A1 shade supports consistent restorative matching
• F03 low-flow handling supports close adaptation
• 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, F03, 2.2g, A1 is used for direct restorative procedures that require a low-flow injectable composite with strong adaptation and a controlled A1 shade. The F03 Low Flow formulation has the viscosity of a traditional flowable and is designed to wet cavity surfaces efficiently while adapting closely to preparation walls, and Beautifil Flow Plus is approved for all classes of restorations, functioning as a base, liner, or final restorative when clinically appropriate. Each pack contains one 2.2g syringe in A1 shade.

Dental offices ordering injectable giomer composite from their supplier can buy this F03 Low Flow designation to distinguish it from the F00 Zero Flow version, since F03 is more flowable and self-leveling than F00 while maintaining enough body for controlled restorative use, giving clinicians a choice between stackable and self-leveling handling within the same Beautifil Flow Plus material platform. Beautifil Flow Plus uses giomer technology with S-PRG filler technology, giving the resin-based restorative material fluoride release and recharge capability. The F03 formulation is designed for good wetting and effortless adaptation, helping the material flow into cavity surfaces and line internal areas with minimal manipulation. Its self-leveling consistency can reduce void formation while allowing the material to settle smoothly before polymerization, and Shofu Dental also identifies high radiopacity as a key characteristic for postoperative assessment.

As a low-flow restorative composite, F03 is suited to applications where adaptation and controlled flow are more important than the stackable, non-slumping behavior associated with F00, such as lining cavity floors or wetting internal preparation surfaces before a sculptable composite is placed on top.