Dental Gold Buyer Toronto

GoldAgo purchases all types of dental gold and precious metals from dental applications. We buy dental crowns and bridges containing gold alloys, including PFM (porcelain-fused-to-metal) restorations. Dental laboratory scrap including casting sprues, buttons, failed castings, grinding dust, and polishing compounds is accepted. Inlays, onlays, gold foil, direct gold restorations, and other dental gold work all have value. Unused dental alloys in pellet, ingot, or wire form from laboratory inventories are purchased. Extracted teeth containing gold restorations are accepted with proper biohazard handling. Both small quantities from individuals and bulk volumes from dental offices and laboratories are welcome. Any dental material containing precious metals has value—bring it for professional evaluation.

Dental gold differs from jewelry gold in composition, purity, and value. Dental alloys typically range from 16K to 22K gold purity, though some formulations contain lower gold content with other precious metals like platinum and palladium. Dental gold is formulated for specific properties including strength, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility rather than appearance. Color varies from yellow gold to white gold depending on alloy composition. Dental gold often contains platinum group metals enhancing value beyond gold content alone. While dental gold is worth less per gram than 24K pure gold due to alloying metals, the high purity of many dental formulations makes it valuable. We test dental gold to determine exact composition and pay for all precious metals present.

No, you do not need to remove porcelain, tooth material, or other non-precious components before selling dental gold to GoldAgo. We accept dental materials in any condition and handle proper separation during processing. PFM crowns and bridges can be sold with porcelain intact. Extracted teeth can be submitted without removing restorations. Lab scrap mixed with investment material, grinding dust, or other debris is accepted as-is. Our processing includes proper separation of precious metals from other materials. Attempting to remove materials yourself risks losing precious metal content or damaging yourself. Bring dental gold exactly as you have it—we'll handle processing safely and efficiently.

Yes, GoldAgo purchases dental gold from individuals with no minimum quantity requirements. Patients with extracted crowns or bridges, individuals with saved dental work, or anyone with dental gold can sell to us directly. No dental office or laboratory account required—individuals receive the same professional service and accurate testing as commercial sellers. Single crowns, small accumulations, or inherited dental pieces are all welcome. We explain the testing and valuation process clearly, ensuring you understand how we determined your offer. Same-day payment available for individual transactions. Bring your dental gold in person to our Toronto location during business hours.

Dental offices and laboratories receive competitive bulk pricing based on volume and regular supply. Higher quantities and regular accumulations command volume-based pricing improvements reflecting processing efficiency. We establish transparent pricing relationships with dental practices based on current market conditions. Regular pickup schedules or bulk submission options available for practices with ongoing scrap accumulation. Commercial accounts receive detailed documentation including weights, assays, and calculations for business records. We understand dental industry margins and provide fair pricing that makes scrap recovery worthwhile for your practice. Call to discuss establishing a commercial account or one-time bulk evaluation.

Dental gold value at GoldAgo is determined through professional assaying and weight measurement. We use X-ray fluorescence (XRF) technology to analyze the exact composition of your dental materials, identifying gold, platinum, palladium, and other precious metals. Once composition is established, precision scales determine the exact weight of precious metal content. Value is calculated based on current market prices for each precious metal detected. Bulk quantities receive volume pricing improvements. We provide transparent calculations showing metal weights, purities, market rates, and final offer. Our testing is non-destructive—your materials aren't melted or damaged during analysis.

Yes, GoldAgo purchases extracted teeth containing gold crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, and other precious metal restorations. No need to remove the gold from the tooth—we handle proper processing and separation following biohazard safety protocols. Extracted teeth from dental procedures, orthodontic removal, or saved dental work all contain recoverable precious metals. Single teeth or accumulations from dental practices are accepted. We follow appropriate health and safety procedures when handling biohazard materials from extracted teeth. The gold content is tested and valued the same as gold removed from teeth. Bring extracted teeth in appropriate sealed containers for safe handling.

Yes, GoldAgo purchases dental gold with porcelain still attached. PFM (porcelain-fused-to-metal) crowns and bridges are purchased with porcelain intact—no need to remove it manually. Removing porcelain yourself risks losing precious metal content, so it's better to bring pieces complete. Our processing separates porcelain and other materials from precious metals during refining. PFM units are tested through XRF technology which penetrates porcelain to analyze underlying metal composition. You receive payment based on the precious metal content detected, regardless of porcelain coverage. Bring PFM units exactly as removed from teeth or accumulated in your practice.

GoldAgo offers multiple immediate payment options for dental gold sales. Electronic bank transfer (direct deposit) provides same-day access to funds with no holds. Certified bank cheques offer guaranteed funds clearing immediately. Cash available for smaller transactions within regulatory limits. Commercial accounts can establish regular payment schedules or bulk payment arrangements. No payment method fees—choose the option most convenient for your situation. Payment issued immediately upon price acceptance—no waiting periods. For large commercial transactions, wire transfers or other secure payment methods can be arranged. Discuss your preference during evaluation.

While not strictly required, separating dental scrap by type can improve processing efficiency and potentially enhance valuation. Keeping precious metal scrap separate from non-precious materials prevents contamination and loss. Separating high-gold-content items like crowns from lower-content materials like PFM units allows more accurate testing. Lab scrap types—sprues, grinding dust, floor sweeps—kept separate process more efficiently. However, we accept mixed materials and handle sorting during processing. If separation isn't practical, bring materials as accumulated—we'll sort and test appropriately. New dental offices starting scrap programs can consult with us on best separation practices.