Beautifil II Compule Tips 20/Pk A2
- VendorShofu Dental Corp
Beautifil II Compule Tips 20/Pk A2
- VendorShofu Dental Corp
$79.42
- A2 shade supports consistent restorative matching
- S-PRG technology releases and recharges fluoride
- Universal viscosity supports sculptable handling
- 0.25 g compule tips support controlled placement
- Designed for anterior and posterior restorations
- Quantity: 20 per Pack
Shofu Dental Beautifil II, Light-Cure, Compule Tips Refill, Universal Viscosity, A2, 0.25g is used for direct anterior and posterior restorations that require a universal giomer composite with controlled handling, reliable A2 shade matching, and fluoride release and recharge capability. Beautifil II is designed for all classes of direct restorations and combines light-cure polymerization with Shofu Dental's S-PRG filler technology, and the A2 shade provides a familiar option within the established A-D shade range, while the pre-dosed compule format supports direct material placement.
Each pack contains 20 compule tips at 0.25g each in A2 shade.
Dental offices ordering universal giomer composite from their supplier can buy this A2 compule refill to distinguish it from the A1 compule configuration, since the material is supplied in a pre-dosed tip format for use with a compatible compule applicator, helping support controlled dispensing into the preparation with the same nano-hybrid composite structure and universal viscosity across the Beautifil II shade range.
Beautifil II uses S-PRG, or Surface Pre-Reacted Glass Ionomer, filler technology within a resin composite matrix. This S-PRG composite technology allows the restorative material to release fluoride and recharge after exposure to fluoride sources while retaining the handling and esthetic characteristics expected from a universal composite. The nano-hybrid formulation also supports natural fluorescence, light-diversifying optical behavior, high radiopacity, and enamel-like surface hardness after finishing and polishing, and the A2 shade is designed to maintain consistent visual appearance through polymerization, while the compule delivery format provides a measured amount of material for controlled placement and anatomical sculpting before light curing across anterior and posterior restorative procedures.