Grillz Price Per Tooth in São Paulo: Full Breakdown

Price per tooth table in São Paulo

Unlike ready-made jewellery, grillz are priced per tooth, because every piece is custom-moulded to the client's own teeth and the material cost changes with the metal and any stone-setting chosen.

Below is the reference table used by Grillz São Paulo for any neighbourhood or area we cover, from the West Zone to the East Zone, including Greater São Paulo and Campinas. These are per-tooth prices, used as the base to build anything from a single tooth to a full set.

Having a fixed table, instead of quotes that vary from client to client, helps plan the investment ahead of time: just multiply the per-tooth price by the number of teeth you want to get a close estimate of the final price, even before booking the mould.

• Solid 925 silver: R$350 per tooth
• Plated / dental chrome: R$450 per tooth
• 9K gold: R$1,200 per tooth
• 14K gold: R$1,750 per tooth
• 18K gold: R$2,100 per tooth
• Stone-set silver (moissanite): from R$700 per tooth
• Stone-set gold: from R$1,750 per tooth
• Natural or lab diamond: quoted after the mould

Why the price is calculated per tooth, not per set

Charging per tooth is the fairest way to price grillz, because material and labour cost grow in proportion to the size of the piece. A single-tooth piece uses far less metal and far less finishing time than an eight-tooth set.

This model also gives clients the freedom to build exactly the piece they want, without paying for teeth they won't use. You can order just a gold canine, for example, or a full stone-set set, and the calculation follows the same logic either way.

It's worth remembering that white, yellow and rose gold cost the same within the same karat — the colour choice doesn't change the final price, only the alloy used in casting.

That gives full freedom in style: two clients ordering a 4-tooth piece in 14K gold pay exactly the same amount, whether one picks the classic yellow tone and the other picks rose, for example.

Worked examples: from a single tooth to a full set

To help with budgeting, here are a few worked examples using the per-tooth prices above. The final price is always the per-tooth price multiplied by the number of teeth in the piece.

What changes the final price, beyond number of teeth

The chosen metal has the biggest impact on the budget — the gap between silver and 18K gold, for example, is six times the per-tooth price. Because of this, many clients start with silver to try the style and move to gold later if they want.

The second factor is stones. Stone-set pieces cost more because they involve extra setting work, and for natural or lab diamonds the price is only finalised after the mould, since it depends on the exact design and number of stones agreed with the client.

Finishing details, like textures or custom surface designs, can also be discussed at quote time and may affect the final price depending on the complexity requested.

Even with these variations, the starting point is always the per-tooth price table: any finishing adjustment is discussed as a clear addition on top of that base price, never as a hidden fee after the order is confirmed.

Stone-set pieces: how pricing works

Stone-set pieces start at R$700 per tooth in silver and R$1,750 per tooth in gold, using moissanite as the standard stone. These are starting prices because the final cost depends on how many stones go into each tooth and their size.

For clients who want natural or lab diamonds instead of moissanite, the quote is only closed after the mould, since the piece design and stone selection are done on a case-by-case, custom basis.

In these cases, production time is also a little longer: stone-set and gold pieces take 10 to 15 days, compared with 5 to 10 days for plain silver or plated pieces.

If you're deciding between moissanite and diamond, it's worth weighing both total budget and timing: moissanite has a fixed price from the start, while diamond requires an extra evaluation step after the mould, which can add a few days to the schedule.

How payment works

Once the material, number of teeth and, if relevant, stones are agreed, we put together the final quote in writing. Payment is split in two: a deposit paid before casting begins, and the remaining balance on pickup or delivery of the finished piece.

This model protects both the client and the studio, since the deposit covers the cost of the metal and production, while the balance is only due once the piece is finished and approved.

The deposit amount is always shared together with the final quote, before any charge is made, so there are no surprises between confirming the order and picking up the piece.

How to request your exact quote

Since every piece is unique, the simplest way to know the exact price for what you want is to send a message with the number of teeth you're after, the material (silver, plated, 9K/14K/18K gold) and whether you want stones.

You can reach out on WhatsApp (+971 52 695 7620) or at contact@grillzsaopaulo.com, in Portuguese or English. With that information, we calculate the total by multiplying the table's per-tooth price by the number of teeth in your piece, and we outline the expected production time.

If you'd like, you can book your mould right away — taken in about 15 minutes, with nothing drilled, glued or filed in your mouth — anywhere in São Paulo, including Pinheiros and Moema, or request the impression kit by post if you'd rather handle it remotely.

The more detail you include in that first message, the faster we can reply with a per-tooth price already applied to your case, whether it's a simple single-tooth piece or a larger project with stone-set top and bottom sets.