Gold crowns
Eligible gold-alloy crowns, including older full-cast metal restorations.
Have eligible gold crowns, bridges, or precious-metal dental alloy scrap? Connect with a Los Angeles precious-metals buyer for a straightforward evaluation and purchasing conversation.
Our program focuses on eligible materials from dental practices and laboratories. Content and value vary by alloy, and not every restoration contains precious metals.
Eligible gold-alloy crowns, including older full-cast metal restorations.
Multi-unit metal restorations that may contain precious-metal alloys.
Casting sprues, clean alloy offcuts and other eligible lab-generated metal scrap.
Materials potentially containing gold, silver, platinum or palladium.
Please contact us before transporting anything. We do not invite delivery of extracted teeth, amalgam, untreated clinical waste, or potentially contaminated material.
Dental gold is different from ordinary jewelry. We begin with a clear conversation about material type, testing limitations, documentation and potential value.
No pressure and no blanket quotes. We look at the material and determine whether a purchase is appropriate.
Tell us about your practice, the general material type and how we can reach you.
We discuss ownership, condition, safe handling, and whether the material is appropriate for evaluation.
We explain next steps and how screening and any necessary refinery assay may be used.
If the material qualifies, we discuss a potential purchase with clear terms and no obligation to sell.
We welcome inquiries from dental professionals in the neighborhoods below and surrounding areas.
No. Crowns can contain ceramic, zirconia, base metals, or precious-metal alloys. Gold color alone does not establish content or value.
Not reliably. XRF generally assesses surface composition, and final metal recovery can differ. We discuss material type, weight, testing limitations and whether a refinery assay is appropriate before a purchase decision.
Ownership and authorization must be established before a purchase. A restoration removed in a dental office does not automatically belong to that office. We ask about the lawful owner and documentation.
Please do not. Those items can involve regulated medical waste or mercury-containing materials. Contact us first about clean, eligible metal materials; never submit patient records.
We welcome conversations about ongoing relationships. Terms, material eligibility, volume and collection arrangements are discussed individually and depend on operational and legal requirements.
Send a short business inquiry and we'll follow up to discuss your materials and whether an evaluation makes sense.
For dentists, practice managers and dental laboratory professionals. Business information only.