How to Sell Dental Gold

CrownMen accepts eligible dental-gold material from individual consumers, dentists, dental practices and offices, oral surgeons, dental laboratories, Dental Service Organizations (DSOs), dental schools, hospitals and other institutions. Funeral homes and crematoriums may also have qualifying dental material where applicable.

Not every material from every seller qualifies. Confirm acceptance before arranging a transfer.

Examples include gold crowns, gold bridges, gold fillings, inlays, onlays and gold partials. Porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) and porcelain-fused-to-gold (PFG) restorations may also contain precious metals, but their composition varies.

Color and appearance do not establish purity or value. For the fuller eligibility list, check which materials CrownMen refines.

A practical starting point is to identify possible dental-gold material, then confirm a buyer accepts it before sending anything. Review how the buyer tests the material and reports the results and settlement.

Compare buyers on accepted materials, testing or assay methods, how results are communicated, settlement reporting and the pricing basis used. Ask about applicable fees or deductions, pickup or shipping terms, payment timing and customer support.

Where relevant, clarify consent and return terms before you submit a lot. A comparison is most useful when you review the complete settlement, not just an initial estimate.

Value depends on the precious metals actually present, the quantity confirmed through evaluation, the applicable market-pricing basis and any deductions or settlement terms. Neither an item’s color nor its gross weight alone establishes its precious-metal value.

Ask these questions before you send material so you can understand the evaluation and settlement on the same basis.

CrownMen provides dental scrap refining and purchasing services for eligible dental-gold material. For current service details and the steps to sell, review the Sell Dental Scrap page.