$27.55

• Micrograined aluminum oxide supports fine finishing
• CN1 pointed cone supports controlled contour access
• FG shank fits compatible high-speed handpieces
• White stone supports quick series identification
• Designed for enamel, composites, and porcelain
• Quantity: 12 per Pack

Shofu Dental Dura-White Stones, FG, Cone, #024 (CN1), White is used for fine contouring and finishing of enamel, composite, compomer, glass ionomer, and porcelain surfaces where controlled material refinement is required. The CN1 pointed-cone profile provides a tapered working shape for accessing defined contours and finishing areas that benefit from a narrow abrasive geometry, and Dura-White Stones use micrograined aluminum oxide abrasive designed for smooth, vibration-free performance during restorative finishing across a range of common dental material types. Each pack contains 12 stones in the CN1 pointed-cone shape, white color coded, mounted for use in a compatible friction grip handpiece with no separate mandrel needed.

Dental offices ordering aluminum oxide finishing stones from their supplier can buy this CN1 cone geometry specifically for tapered access around prepared tooth contours and restorative margins where a straight or rounded stone may provide less suitable reach, and the friction grip shank supports use across standard high-speed handpieces during chairside restorative procedures, giving clinicians a repeatable, consistent shape for routine finishing work across multiple patients. Dura-White Stones work through a micrograined aluminum oxide abrasive structure designed for fine finishing rather than aggressive bulk reduction. The abrasive surface removes small amounts of material as the rotating stone contacts the restoration or tooth surface, helping refine contours and smooth irregularities before subsequent polishing steps. The CN1 pointed-cone geometry concentrates the working area toward a tapered tip while maintaining a broader body for controlled surface contact, and this balanced stone construction is designed to reduce vibration and support consistent finishing performance across enamel, composite, compomer, glass ionomer, and porcelain restorative surfaces encountered during routine chairside finishing procedures throughout a typical restorative or cosmetic dentistry appointment involving multiple material types and varying degrees of contour complexity.