$27.34

• ISO #025 defines the flame stone profile
• Micrograined aluminum oxide supports fine finishing
• FL2 flame shape supports narrow contour access
• FG shank fits compatible high-speed handpieces
• White stone supports quick series identification
• Quantity: 12 per Pack

Shofu Dental Dura-White Stones, FG, Flame, #025 (FL2), White is used for fine contouring and finishing of enamel, composites, compomers, glass ionomer restoratives, and porcelain where controlled abrasive refinement is required. The FL2 flame profile provides a narrow, elongated working shape that supports access along contours, margins, grooves, and other areas where a broader stone may be less precise, and Dura-White Stones use micrograined aluminum oxide grit for fine finishing designed to provide smooth, vibration-free performance during restorative adjustment. Each pack contains 12 stones in the FL2 flame shape, white color coded, mounted for immediate placement into a compatible friction grip handpiece without a separate mandrel.

Dental offices ordering aluminum oxide finishing stones from their supplier can buy this FL2 flame geometry specifically for fine finishing and pre-polishing of porcelain, ceramics, CAD/CAM materials, and laboratory composites, since the flame shape narrows toward the tip to reach defined contours, margins, and grooves that a broader stone shape may access less precisely. Dura-White Stones work through a micrograined aluminum oxide abrasive structure intended for fine finishing rather than aggressive reduction. As the rotating stone contacts the restorative or tooth surface, the abrasive removes small amounts of material to refine contour, smooth irregularities, and prepare the surface for subsequent polishing. The FL2 flame geometry narrows toward the tip, allowing the working surface to reach defined contours while still providing a longer abrasive body for controlled contact, and Shofu Dental recommends this format for fine finishing on enamel, composites, glass ionomer restoratives, and porcelain across both direct chairside restorations and indirect laboratory-fabricated ceramic and CAD/CAM restorative work requiring precise, controlled surface refinement.