Dental gold — crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, and partial frameworks — is real, sellable gold. It's typically an alloy in the 10K–22K range, mixed with palladium, platinum, or silver. We test it, weigh it, and pay you cash the same day in Dallas, with deductions only for porcelain or tooth material that aren't metal.
Have questions? See common Sell Dental Gold FAQs ↓
Dental offices, retired dentists, families clearing out a relative's belongings, and individual sellers across Dallas — including Las Colinas, Plano, Garland, and Mesquite — bring dental gold to us. We're set up to handle both single-crown sellers and lab-volume sellers (dental labs liquidating accumulated scrap).
We buy gold and high-noble dental alloy in every common form: full-cast gold crowns, gold inlays and onlays, gold bridges (pontics and abutments), porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) crowns and bridges with high-noble substructures, gold partial denture frameworks, gold posts and copings, and lab-grade scrap including buttons, sprues, and bench sweep. We also buy older mid-century gold inlays still on extracted teeth. Common alloys include 16K and 18K yellow gold dental alloys, plus high-noble alloys containing palladium, platinum, and silver — all of which we pay for.
Dental alloys vary, so we don't quote blind. Each piece (or lot, for larger volumes) is tested with electronic and acid methods to determine the actual karat or high-noble percentage. Porcelain and tooth fragments are weighed and deducted from the gross weight. The remaining metal weight × purity × today's spot price × our payout percentage equals your offer. For very large lots (10+ ounces), a refining-style assay can be performed for an even more precise result.
High-noble PFM substructure isn't pure gold — but it's not worthless either. We pay for what's actually there.
Porcelain and tooth material come off the weight, not off the price per gram. You see exactly what was deducted.
A single crown is welcome. So is a lab's quarterly accumulation.
No dental experience needed on your end — we explain each step and never make it awkward.
Four straightforward steps — start to finish, usually under twenty minutes.
Loose crowns, crowns still attached to extracted teeth, lab buttons — all fine.
Electronic and acid testing confirms the alloy. Porcelain/tooth weight is documented and deducted.
Net metal weight × purity × spot × payout percentage — printed line by line.
Larger lab-volume lots can be paid by check or wire if preferred.