These are the 2026 prices for custom removable grillz from PROCA GrillZ, a dental lab in Mexico City, along with what's included, what isn't and how payment works. The goal is simple: no surprises when you ask for your quote.
Quick answer: a small piece (2–3 teeth) costs US$125 (MX$2,150) and a large piece (6–8 teeth) costs US$305 (MX$5,200). The price is the same in either metal. The intraoral scan and shipping are not included.
Our prices are set in Mexican pesos. The dollar figures are an approximate reference so you can compare; the exact amount is confirmed in your quote. Each size is one price for the whole piece: a 2-tooth and a 3-tooth piece cost the same, and so do 6 and 8 teeth.
Not sure which size suits your smile? Read small or large grillz: how to choose.
You choose between two dental alloys, and the price doesn't change:
Both are dental alloys made to live in the mouth. That's why you'll see them described by color, not as precious metals.
If you found this page searching for gold teeth in Mexico City, one thing to be clear about: removable grillz are not permanent gold crowns. A grill is a custom piece made over your teeth that you put in and take out. Permanent crowns are dental treatment done by a dentist, and that's not what we make.
Plenty of people start by asking for a grill on just one tooth. We don't recommend it: single-tooth pieces fall out on their own. That's why our smallest piece covers 2–3 teeth. If you want a detail on one tooth in particular, tell us and we'll look at it when we review your case; single-tooth pieces are still not recommended.
If what you have in mind doesn't match the two sizes, such as a different number of teeth, top and bottom pieces together, or stones (see BlingZ), we quote it after reviewing your case. Describe what you want when you request a quote and include reference photos if you have them.
Work starts once your piece is paid in full. There's no partial payment to get started. The order goes like this:
Estimated delivery is 15 days; the exact date is confirmed when work starts. The full, step-by-step version is on our process page.
We confirm the amount in pesos and quote shipping to your location before you pay anything.
A small piece (2–3 teeth) costs US$125 (MX$2,150) and a large piece (6–8 teeth) costs US$305 (MX$5,200). Prices are set in Mexican pesos; the dollar figures are approximate and the exact amount is confirmed in your quote.
No. The price is the same in cobalt-chrome (CoCr) dental alloy, silver-colored, and in gold-colored dental alloy.
No. You get the scan at a dental imaging center and pay the center directly.
Shipping is quoted separately, depending on where your piece is going. If you're outside Mexico City, message us on WhatsApp first so we can confirm shipping to your location.
Yes, via Mercado Pago, with an extra fee. Work starts once your piece is paid in full.
No. They are removable grillz, not permanent gold crowns, made in gold-colored dental alloy (not solid gold, not plated) or silver-colored cobalt-chrome dental alloy.