Rodin Titan or Sculpture 2.0 for teeth

[Artie]

Curious what people have found works best for printed prosthetic teeth. I'm kind of leaning towards Sculpture 2.0 because I somewhat regularly print out inlays, crowns, or veneers for Medicaid patients that only have filling coverage and hear it's orders of magnitude better than the Bego stuff I started using several years ago.

 

[tuyere]

Sculpture is harder-wearing and stiffer but more brittle, Titan is much tougher in use. The main determinant for which to use, for us anyways, is the length of the part, and the forces it'll be subject to. Sculpture for individual crowns or 2-unit bridges, Titan for longer bridges and full-arch stuff. Mostly we use titan. Both are excellent products, to be clear, but Titan came about because people kept running into the mechanical limits of Sculpture and ending up with premature failures.

 

[ANoobTech]

We use sculpture 1.0 for AOX temporaries, it's worked good so far.