A gold tooth costs $1,000 to $2,500 as a crown at a dental office, $100 to $500 as a grill from a jeweler, and from $350 as a removable gold tone tooth made from the mold you take at home.
The three are different things. A crown is cemented over a ground down tooth, a grill sits over your teeth and comes off, and a removable gold tone tooth fills a gap where a tooth is missing and clips in like a flipper. Which one you want decides the price.
| What | Price in 2026 | Who makes it |
|---|---|---|
| Gold crown, permanent | $1,000 to $2,500 a tooth | Dentist, the tooth is ground down first |
| Gold cap, permanent | $800 to $2,000 | Dentist, same as a crown |
| Grill, single tooth or row | $100 to $500 and up | Jeweler, sits over healthy teeth |
| Removable gold tone tooth | From $350 a tooth | Made from your own mold, replaces a missing tooth |
The crown and the cap are dental work on a living tooth. The grill and the removable tooth are not, which is why they cost a fraction and need no drilling.
It is a dental appliance tooth with a gold tone finish, not a cast gold ingot. Four styles, open face, full, outline or a cross, set into an acrylic or flexible plate. It fills a missing tooth, looks like a gold tooth when you smile, and comes out at night like any flipper.
From $350 a tooth, impression kit and postage included. The plate that carries it is a flipper from $319.
A gold canine or a front tooth shows the most and is the most common order. A molar gold tooth is usually a crown job at the dentist, because a removable plate at the back of the mouth is harder to keep in place with one tooth. Tell us which tooth is missing and we will say plainly whether a removable version holds there.
Order the style, we mail the impression kit, you take the mold at the kitchen table and send it back with the prepaid label. A licensed dentist reviews your photos, our technicians set the tooth, and it reaches you in 6 to 10 business days door to door.
For a missing tooth, a removable gold tone tooth from $350 is the cheapest way to get the look without drilling. A gold crown on a living tooth is a dental decision for your dentist.
A crown no, it is cemented. A grill and a removable gold tone tooth yes, they come out whenever you want.
From $350 as a removable gold tone tooth, $100 to $500 as a single tooth grill, $1,000 to $2,500 as a gold crown.
A removable tooth or a grill does not touch the nerve, nothing is drilled. A crown involves shaping the tooth under local anesthetic.
A gold tone tooth that fills a missing tooth is a cosmetic choice, so most plans treat it as cosmetic. Check with your plan administrator.