Is the process of dental scrap collection dwindling? As dental technology continues to change, the amount of precious metals used in restorations is declining. The increasing use of CAD-CAM technology, Milling machines, and the adoption of dental alloys with higher proportions of non-precious metals, ...Read More
Current Gold Prices Offer a Hefty Return for Dentists & Dental Lab Professionals… With the current price for gold averaging at around $1,332.00 per ounce now is the ideal time for dentists and laboratory professionals to capitalize on soaring gold price points by sending ...Read More
The most common types of Dental Scrap It’s nearly impossible to simply look at your dental scrap and be sure that is has a certain level of value to it. This is especially true when it comes to scrap that is silver in color, ...Read More
Minimal amounts of time are needed for maximum returns to your wallet. Rising operational costs means having to make savvy business choices, which is why many dentists and dental labs are choosing precious metal refining as a method of bringing an added source of ...Read More
Scheduling your scrap collection is key to increasing your dental refining profits When looking to create an additional source of income for your dental practice, scrap from precious metals is a valuable asset that shouldn’t be overlooked. At Cora Refining, we recognize how important ...Read More
At Cora Refining we believe successful refining is defined by providing a simple process, accuracy and honesty. The following techniques highlight how we maintain our position as leaders in the precious metal, dental refining industry. Guaranteeing accurate returns as opposed to promising the ...Read More
In order to implement effective scrap management programs and get the most cash for dental scrap, it is important to understand the market and what influences dental labs to choose specific precious metals. There are many reasons causing price fluctuations in these metals; for ...Read More
The dental material options have grown tremendously providing dentists with many options for durability and aesthetics. We’ve reviewed some of the most common choices and here is what we found. One trend we have noticed is the rapid increase in the use of alloys ...Read More
Refining your dental materials can offer quite a generous return for dental labs, dental practices and even individuals. In order to get the most cash for dental scrap, its best practice to develop a routine consisting of scheduled collections, specific shipping dates and keeping ...Read More
When choosing a dental refinery to provide exceptional services, there are a few key questions that can help you eliminate untrustworthy companies. Getting the answers to these questions will help you understand the refining process and learn how to get the highest return possible. ...Read More