SERVING DENTAL OFFICES, LABS & PRACTITIONERS

For Dental Offices

Most practices have a drawer or container where old crowns and removed restorations accumulate over the years. That collection often holds more value than office managers expect. We make it simple to convert accumulated dental gold into a fair payment, with a private, professional process that fits around your schedule.

For Retiring or Transitioning Dentists

Closing or selling a practice involves countless details. Liquidating accumulated dental gold and old alloy inventory shouldn’t be a headache. We provide straightforward appraisals and handle the precious metals portion of your transition efficiently and discreetly.

For Dental Laboratories

Dental labs generate casting scrap, alloy remnants, grindings, and filings that contain recoverable precious metals. We understand lab materials and provide accurate testing and competitive offers for these accumulated byproducts, whether you sell periodically or are clearing inventory.

Why Accurate Testing Matters

Dental alloys vary widely in composition. Some contain high gold content; others are weighted toward palladium, platinum, or silver. Guesswork shortchanges you. Our professional testing assesses what your material actually contains, so your offer reflects its true precious metal value.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS – DENTAL GOLD BUYERS

What kinds of dental gold do you buy?

We purchase gold crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, partial frameworks, and dental scrap including casting remnants, grindings, and filings. We buy from dental offices, labs, and individual practitioners, whether attached to teeth or already removed.

How is dental gold valued?

Dental gold is usually an alloy of several precious metals. We test the material using professional equipment to determine its actual precious metal content, then base our offer on that content and current market prices. Accurate testing ensures a fair valuation.

Do you buy crowns still attached to teeth?

Yes. It’s common for restorations to come to us still attached to extracted teeth. This is normal in our line of work and doesn’t reduce the value of the precious metal. We handle all material professionally.

How much accumulated gold makes it worth selling?

Even a modest collection of old crowns and bridges can hold meaningful value, and many practices are surprised by how much has accumulated over the years. There’s no minimum to inquire. Contact us and we can give you a sense of what your material may be worth.

Is the transaction confidential?

Yes. We handle all transactions privately and professionally. This is particularly important for practice transitions and liquidations, which we treat with appropriate discretion.

How are payments handled?

Upon accepting our offer, we provide prompt payment via cash, check, or wire transfer depending on the amount and your preference. We’ll explain the options before you decide.