A variety of metals can be used to create a dental crown. The most common metal types include: Gold Silver Platinum Palladium Nickel Chromium Cobalt Most crowns will not be 100 percent of one type of metal. Many pure metals lack the necessary physical properties to make usable crowns. For example, some of the more noble metals used are […]
Dental offices use a variety of precious metals for everything from fillings to crowns, and much of this metal can be sold to refiners. You can collect and sell dental scraps quickly and easily, which makes this an ideal way to add profit to your practice without accruing any extra costs. Consider the items you […]
Dental crowns and bridges are designed to provide a strong and protective surface for teeth that have been weakened by decay. If you take good care of them, they can last for decades. But occasionally they need to be replaced. You may not realize it, but your old crowns can be recycled. What’s In a […]
Carnegie Hall, Carnegie Libraries, public sanitation projects, Spellman and Morehouse Colleges, Riverside Church, malaria treatment… Grand philanthropic endeavors by the likes of Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller, and more recently by Bill Gates and Warren Buffet deliver the world some remarkable gifts and benefits. However, in the past two decades we’ve seen a rise […]
CrownBuyers is a precious metals purchase and refining operation that combines good business and doing good. We pay people for their gold crowns and give a portion of our profits to benefit children through our exclusive partnership with America’s ToothFairy. We call our program Crowns4Kids. As a corporate sponsor of America’s ToothFairy, we want to pay you […]
First, a little history It may be interesting to know that gold dental crowns were first used over nineteen hundred years ago. While other metals have been used, gold has been a material of choice for almost all-metal crowns for centuries. Who buys gold crowns? There are many businesses with websites offering to buy dental […]
At CrownBuyers we evaluate the precious metal content in your gold tooth using X Ray Flourescence Spectrometry (XRF). As outlined in the above video from Thermoscientific, the process is as follows: Separate. Remove metal from remaining tooth matter. Dick Sanders2020-10-14T09:15:34-06:00 Share This Story, Choose Your Platform!
Wondering what your dental scrap gold is worth? At CrownBuyers, we give each and every one of our sellers a fair quote on their gold teeth and bridges, along with sufficient time to accept or decline an offer. Additionally, we take pride in providing the highest gold teeth prices in the business. Gold Buying Process […]
Based in Utah, CrownBuyers offers clients a safe and secure way to sell their unwanted dental gold for cash. Unlike other services, we concentrate solely on gold and don’t deal in precious metal refining. Because of this singular focus, clients can rest assured knowing they’re getting the fairest prices for their gold teeth and bridges. […]
Used to restore form and function to patients’ smiles, dental crowns act as covers for teeth or parts of teeth. Not only do crowns look and feel more natural than dentures, but they also serve to protect needy teeth and prevent future decay. Crowns can also be used to support bridges, cover dental implants, and […]
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