Dentists

Questions? Call us at 800-426-2344.

We buy, refine and recycle:

Gold alloy crowns, porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) scrap, bridges, sprues, and casting buttons

  • Dentures, inlays, clasps, fillings, gold teeth, and other extractions

  • Grindings, polishings, filters, and sweeps

  • Bars, unused amalgam, and any other precious metal materials used in your dental practice or lab

If you are looking to boost your practice’s bottom line, recover the gold, silver, palladium, and other precious metal value from the dental scrap you have, and are looking for a reputable and experienced company to help you accomplish this, look no further than Specialty Metals. Fill out our online quote request form or call today at 800-426-2344 to speak with one of our representatives about processing your precious metal dental scrap

Working with a refining company can be a difficult experience, some might say it could be like pulling teeth, but Specialty Metals will make the process easy, quick, and provide you with accurate results for your dental scrap containing gold, silver, platinum, and palladium. We have been processing dental scrap in all forms for over 36 years, and can handle any lot size and any material. Our terms are competitive, our returns are precise and swift, and you can count on us to provide you with the service you expect and deserve.

Specialty Metals Quote Request Form

Payment Schedule

Payable immediately upon completion of the processing.

How It Works

Form of Payment

Company check, bank wire transfer, or the return of bullion.

Metal Pricing

We price your metals using the New York and London markets.

Pool Account

If you prefer to leave your metals unpriced, you may open a pool account at no
additional cost.

Are you throwing away profits by not recycling your gold-bearing scrap? Our customers choose Specialty Metals Smelters and Refiners when they’re looking for the best gold refiners and the best prices. That’s why we’ve been the top choice for secondary refining of gold, silver and platinum group metals in the U.S. for over 36 years.