Begin by prepping teeth and follow recommended occlusal clearance guidelines. Once completed, use a dental scanner to capture a digital scan of the patient’s preparation. For crown preparation cases, ensure you scan the crown prep, the targeted arch, the opposing arch, and the bite.

Using the design software of your choice, input recommended design considerations to generate the ideal crown design.
Make necessary adjustments to tooth anatomy, contacts, and occlusion for optimal marginal fit and function.

Once you have completed the crown design, nest the restoration using the associated printer software, following recommended guidelines for optimal orientation and support structures for printing accuracy and efficiency. Once complete, export the print job file to the 3D printer. Next, fill the resin vat with Sculpture 2.0 and initiate the print job.

After the print is complete, remove restoration from build plate. Remove supports from the restoration and follow manufacturer instructions for use for wash and post-processing procedures.

Prior to final curing, make adjustments  to contacts, contours, and occlusion as needed. For best chemical bonding, apply Rodin Palette and N2-Free Glaze in uncured state and post cure according to manufacturer's recommendations.

Seat crown and check for correct fit. Begin by removing the crown, then apply Rodin EtchPro to the prepared surface. Rinse thoroughly and follow with a dentin primer like Rodin Sensiguard. Next, apply Rodin Bond universal adhesive, paired with Rodin Luting Cement for optimal bonding results.