Sell Dental Gold for Cash in the UK
Sell dental gold in the UK with Moonstone Gold, including unwanted gold crowns, bridges, fillings and gold teeth. First, request a free insured postal pack. We then assess your items and arrange payment once you accept your offer.
An Assessment Before You Decide
We assess dental scrap gold by its weight and tested gold content, with offers based on the current gold price. However, you do not need to know the purity of your crowns or bridges before sending them for assessment.
Read our customer reviews to see what customers say about selling their gold to Moonstone Gold.
Sell Dental Gold with a Free Insured Pack
Ready to sell your dental gold? Enter your details below and tell us about the crowns, bridges or other items you would like to send. We’ll arrange your free insured selling pack. You decide whether to sell after receiving our offer.
How to Sell Dental Gold Online
Step 1: Request Your Free Pack
First, complete the form above to request your free Dental Gold Pack. You will receive a prepaid, tracked and insured Royal Mail envelope for sending your items.
Step 2: Post Your Items
Next, return your dental gold using the postal pack provided, with no postage costs to you. Keep your receipt and tracking number.
Step 3: Review Your Offer
Once your items arrive, we assess their weight and gold content and contact you within 24 hours with an offer. If you choose to sell dental gold after reviewing your offer, we arrange payment to your bank account. If you decline, we return your items free of charge via insured delivery.
How Much Is Dental Gold Worth?
Your dental gold's value depends on its assessed gold content and the current gold price. Crowns, bridges and other dental restorations can contain different alloys, so their appearance alone does not establish their purity.
We assess your items to determine their weight and gold content before making an offer. However, porcelain and other non-gold materials do not count towards the gold weight used for valuation.
Sell Dental Gold: A Real £190 Purchase
For example, on 10 October 2026, a Moonstone Gold customer received £190 for dental crowns. The metal tested as 18ct gold, and payment was made immediately.
- Items: dental crowns
- Total weight including porcelain: 2.7g
- Tested gold purity: 18ct
- Amount paid: £190
- Payment time: immediate
Why the Total Weight Matters
The 2.7g weight included porcelain. Therefore, it was not the weight of the gold alone. This is a genuine past sale example, rather than a price per gram or a guaranteed offer. Your valuation will depend on your items' assessed gold content and the gold price at the time.
For more information about valuation, read our guide to how much a gold tooth is worth.
When You Sell Dental Gold, When Are You Paid?
When you sell dental gold to us and accept your offer, we pay you immediately by bank transfer.
Why Choose Moonstone Gold?
- Free prepaid, tracked and insured Dental Gold Pack
- Valuation based on assessed weight, gold content and the current gold price
- No hidden fees or charges
- Immediate payment by bank transfer after you accept your offer
- Free insured return if you decline your offer
Preparing to Sell Dental Gold
What to Include in Your Enquiry
If you plan to sell dental gold, start with a short description of the items you already have, such as two crowns or a bridge. If you know their total weight, include it and explain whether porcelain or other materials are attached. However, do not guess the purity if you have no test result. Tell us that it is unknown so your enquiry accurately describes what you are sending.
For example, the customer in our completed purchase had crowns weighing 2.7g with porcelain included. That description is more useful than calling the whole 2.7g gold. Similarly, if you have several separate pieces, list them individually where possible. This helps explain what is in your parcel before the assessment.
Keeping a Record Before Posting
Before packing, take a clear photograph of your items and make a simple list for your own records. Next, follow the packing instructions supplied with your postal pack. If you are unsure whether an item is suitable to send, contact our team before posting it. Keep your postal receipt and tracking reference until your valuation and any payment or return are complete.
Understanding Your Dental Gold Offer
Why a Home Estimate Can Differ
If you want to sell dental gold, a weight measured at home is a starting point for an enquiry. However, it does not establish how much of the item is gold-bearing metal or what purity that metal has. Therefore, avoid multiplying the entire weight of a porcelain-covered crown by an assumed gold rate. Your confirmed offer follows assessment of the items themselves.
Likewise, our £190 example records one completed purchase on a particular date. It does not mean that every set of crowns weighing 2.7g will receive the same offer. Differences in gold content and the buying rate at the time can change the valuation.
Questions to Ask Before Accepting
When you receive an offer, ask for clarification if the assessed weight, purity or payment arrangements are unclear. For example, you may want to understand how attached porcelain affected the weight used for valuation. You can then decide whether the offer suits you. If you decline, our free return service lets you keep your items instead.
Ready to Sell Dental Gold?
To sell dental gold, request a free insured postal pack for your unwanted crowns, bridges or gold teeth.
Alternatively, if you need assistance, contact our team by phone or email.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. We assess crowns containing porcelain, as shown in the sale example above. The porcelain does not count towards the gold weight used to calculate your offer.
No. Dental restorations can contain different alloys and gold purities. For example, the crowns in our sale tested as 18ct, but we assess each customer’s items individually.
No. You choose whether to accept your valuation. If you decide not to sell, we return your dental gold free of charge via insured delivery.
