Whether you're selling a single gold crown or years of accumulated dental gold scrap, Dental Gold Experts provides professional melt-and-assay evaluations, transparent written assay reports, and payment issued within 24 hours after acceptance, based on your material's gold content and the gold spot price used.
Dental gold refers to gold-bearing dental restorations such as crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, fillings, and dental scrap. These materials can contain valuable gold even when they are old, damaged, mixed with porcelain, or no longer usable as dental work. Here are the forms we most often evaluate.
Full-cast gold caps placed over a single tooth — among the most common and highest-value items we receive.
Multi-unit gold restorations that span a gap. Bridges often contain several grams of gold across their framework. Learn more about selling gold bridges →
Porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns often hide a gold coping beneath the porcelain layer, holding recoverable gold that isn't visible from the outside.
Gold castings fitted precisely inside the chewing surface of a tooth. Small but frequently high in gold content.
Larger than inlays, gold onlays cover one or more cusps of a tooth and typically carry more recoverable gold.
Older gold-foil and cast-gold fillings. Even individually small pieces add up to meaningful value in a lot. See can you sell gold fillings?
Mixed, broken, or unidentifiable gold-bearing fragments. We evaluate the gold content regardless of condition.
Accumulated dental gold scrap from a practice or clinic. We handle bulk office and clinic gold lots through our secure mail-in process.
Inherited gold teeth, crowns, or bridgework found among an estate. We help executors and families realize fair value. Old partial dentures turn up in estates too — see can you sell gold dentures? A crown still attached to an extracted tooth is covered in gold crowns on extracted teeth.
Dental gold isn't jewelry. A gold crown or bridge is a cast dental alloy — not solid, pure gold — so what it looks like and what it weighs won't tell you how much gold is actually inside.
A few things make dental gold its own category:
Because the gold content varies from piece to piece, weight alone cannot determine value. Some buyers estimate instead, paying a flat rate per gram or per crown. We do the opposite: Blake melts everything you submit together as one lot, then analyzes multiple spots on the melted material by XRF to determine its gold content before we make an offer.


"Dental gold is its own category. A gold crown is not the same thing as a 14-karat chain, and visual inspection alone does not tell you the true gold percentage. That's why we use a professional melt-and-assay process — it gives sellers a clearer understanding of what their dental gold is actually worth."
Blake Plummer · Founder & Precious Metals Specialist, Dental Gold ExpertsEvery lot follows the same rigorous path from arrival to payment. Nothing is estimated — value is measured, documented, and priced with the gold spot price shown in your written report.
Compare published gold spot prices at Kitco. Composition standards per the World Gold Council.
Three straightforward steps stand between you and payment. We handle the shipping, the testing, and the paperwork.
Contact us and we'll email you a free prepaid USPS shipping label and our packing instructions.
Place your dental gold — crowns, bridges, or dental gold scrap — in a USPS Small Flat Rate Box, following the packing instructions we email with your prepaid USPS shipping label, and drop it off at USPS. Your shipment is insured and trackable.
We melt your dental gold, analyze the melted material by XRF, send you a written report with our offer, and issue payment within 24 hours after you accept it.
Prefer a full walkthrough? Read our complete guide to selling dental gold.
From a single inherited crown to an entire practice's accumulated scrap, our process scales to fit. Here's who sends us dental gold and why.
Have an old gold crown, bridge, or a jar of extracted teeth? We make it simple to turn a personal item into a fair, documented payout.
Extracted crowns and lab returns pile up in drawers. Selling them turns overlooked scrap into practice income.
Labs generate gold casting sprues, grindings, and bench scrap daily. We pay for the gold content of every lot you send.
Settling an estate that includes gold dental work? We provide clear documentation and fair valuation to help you close the books.
Refining down a collection of gold-bearing dental pieces? Our transparent assay reports give you an exact record of what you hold.
If it contains dental gold, we can evaluate it. Reach out and we'll tell you exactly what to do next.
Ask Us AnythingEverything about our service is built around accuracy and trust — because you deserve to know exactly what your dental gold is worth.
Payouts tied to the gold spot price shown in your written report and your material's true gold content.
An itemized breakdown of the gold content determined for your lot.
Melt and multi-spot XRF on every lot — never a weight-based guess.
Payment issued within 24 hours after you accept our written offer, usually immediately.
We specialize in dental gold, and we also buy other gold, including jewelry.
Our secure mail-in process serves sellers in all 50 states.
We provide prepaid, insured USPS shipping. For larger shipments, contact us before shipping to arrange additional coverage.
Call or text and reach a real specialist who knows dental gold.
Dig deeper into any part of selling dental gold. These guides answer the questions we hear most.
What a gold crown is worth, and how to send yours in for evaluation.
Why multi-unit gold bridges often carry the highest gold value.
How alloy composition, weight, and spot prices combine into your payout.
A complete step-by-step walkthrough of our mail-in process.
Straight answers to the questions we're asked most often.
How our nationwide mail-in service compares to selling locally.
Our full library of articles on dental gold, refining, and value.
Questions about your specific material? We're here to help.
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Request your free prepaid USPS shipping label, place your gold crowns, gold bridges, or dental gold scrap in a USPS Small Flat Rate Box following the packing instructions we email with your label, and mail it in. We melt your dental gold, analyze the melted material by XRF, send you a written report with our offer, and issue payment within 24 hours after you accept it.
We buy gold crowns, gold bridges, PFM crowns with gold copings, gold inlays, gold onlays, gold fillings, mixed dental gold scrap, full dental-office gold lots, and estate dental gold. If you're unsure whether something contains gold, contact us and we'll help you identify it before you send anything.
Everything you send is melted together as one lot, and Blake analyzes multiple spots on the melted material by XRF to determine its gold content. That gold percentage and weight are then priced with the gold spot price shown in your written report. Because dental gold is a cast alloy rather than pure gold, an assay is the most accurate way to know its true value. Dental gold alloys can also contain other metals, such as palladium or platinum; Dental Gold Experts pays for gold content only.
No. You don't need to know the karat or gold percentage before sending your dental gold. Determining the exact gold content is precisely what our melt-and-assay process is for — you'll receive a written report showing the weight, gold percentage, gold spot price used, payout rate, and payout calculation.
The written report and offer come first. If you accept our offer, we issue payment within 24 hours, usually immediately, by Zelle, PayPal, check, or ACH bank transfer; receipt depends on the payment method.
Yes. The prepaid USPS shipping label is free. We provide prepaid, insured USPS shipping. For larger shipments, contact us before shipping to arrange additional coverage.
Absolutely. Whether you have a single gold crown or years of accumulated dental gold, we evaluate lots of every size. There's no minimum — one gold crown is welcome.
Yes. Dental offices and labs regularly send us accumulated gold crowns, gold bridges, and dental gold scrap in bulk. Our mail-in process handles large office gold lots just as easily as a single piece, with a full written gold assay report for your records.
Request your free prepaid USPS shipping label today. Whether you're selling one gold crown or an entire dental office collection, Dental Gold Experts provides professional evaluations, transparent written assay reports, and payment issued within 24 hours after acceptance.