Lab services
Full-cast gold restorations
We cast full-metal crowns and restorations in six alloys — from Noble-Cast 45 (40% gold) up to Noble-Cast 67 (64% gold, yellow high noble), plus white high noble, white noble (79% palladium) and non-precious options. Full-cast remains the longest-serving restoration in dentistry. Fast turnaround times on every case.
For second molars, tight occlusal clearance and patients who value longevity above all, a well-made full-cast crown is still hard to beat — kind to opposing dentition and practically immune to fracture. Choose the alloy; our craftspeople handle the rest.
Full-cast alloy menu
| Option | Notes |
|---|---|
| Noble-Cast 45 | 40% Au — yellow noble |
| Noble-Cast 60 | 57.5% Au — yellow high noble |
| Noble-Cast 67 | 64% Au — yellow high noble |
| White high noble | 45% — white high noble |
| White noble metal | 79% Pd — white noble |
| Non-precious | Economical base-metal casting |
Turnaround: fast — we confirm the schedule with you when the case ships. How to send a case.
When does gold beat ceramic?
Second molars, tight clearance and bruxers — our guide When a full-cast gold crown is still the best prescription covers the call.
Common questions
When is full-cast gold better than ceramic?
Second molars, short clinical crowns, tight occlusal clearance and patients who fracture ceramic. Our full guide, 'When a full-cast gold crown is still the best prescription', covers the indications.
What is your fastest crown service?
Full-cast alloy — our quickest crown & bridge service. We confirm the schedule with you when the case ships.
Do you publish alloy prices?
Alloy markets move, so pricing is by phone or email: 314.429.5000 or info@marsusadentallab.com.
Good to know
- Made in the USA — never outsourced
- FDA-registered dental materials
- Lifetime warranty on our work
- Custom shade & staining available
- Rush cases: call 314.429.5000
Send this case
Download the Rx form, note “Full-cast restorations”, and ship it to the lab.
How to send a caseReady to send your first case?
Download the prescription form, box up your case, and ship it to the lab — or call us first and we’ll walk you through it.
Last updated: August 2026