How much do grillz cost in São Paulo in 2026

The per-tooth table

Pricing per tooth is the most transparent way to quote a grill: you know exactly what you're paying, you can compare metals side by side, and you can start small with a single tooth before committing to a bigger piece. That is the logic Grillz São Paulo uses from the first quote through to the finished piece.

Prices per tooth, in Brazilian reais, as of October 2026:

• Solid 925 silver: R$350
• Plated / dental chrome: R$450
• 9K gold: R$1,200
• 14K gold: R$1,750
• 18K gold: R$2,100
• Moissanite-set silver: from R$700
• Stone-set gold: from R$1,750

Full-piece examples

To get a quick sense of the total investment, simply multiply the per-tooth price by the number of teeth in the piece. The top six teeth, canine to canine, is the most requested format for first-timers, because it shows well when smiling without covering the whole arch.

A few common combinations in practice:

• 6 teeth in silver: R$2,100
• 6 teeth in 9K gold: R$7,200
• 6 teeth in 14K gold: R$10,500
• 6 teeth in 18K gold: R$12,600
• 2 fangs in 14K gold: R$3,500
• 1 single silver tooth: R$350
• 8 teeth in moissanite-set silver: from R$5,600

What moves the price

Metal is by far the biggest cost driver. The higher the karat, the more pure gold is in the alloy — so the price rises and the colour reads warmer and richer. Colour itself, whether yellow, white or rose, does not change the price within the same karat: a 14K white grill costs the same as a 14K yellow or rose one.

Stones change the final value a lot. Moissanite gives the most sparkle per real spent, which is why it's the entry point for stone-set pieces, starting at R$700 in silver. Lab-grown and natural diamonds are always quoted after the mould, since price depends on the number, size and quality of the stones chosen.

Style also plays a role, indirectly. Open-face styles use less metal overall because part of the tooth stays visible, but the hand-finishing work is the same as a closed piece, so pricing still follows the same per-tooth table — there's no discount for using less material.

Why cheap grillz end up costing more

One-size ready-made pieces sold online are cheap because, literally, they were never made for your mouth — they come from a generic factory mould. The result is predictable: they sit loose, trap food residue under the metal and, with continued wear, can irritate the gums.

A grill moulded from your own teeth fits firmly without squeezing, needs no putty or adhesive to stay in place, and with proper care lasts for years without losing its fit. That custom fit is what separates a real mouth piece from a costume accessory.

It's also worth watching the material claims: it's common to find pieces advertised as 'gold' that are actually plated brass, which flakes and can tarnish in contact with saliva. At Grillz São Paulo we state the exact karat of every piece before casting, so there's no doubt about what you're paying for.

Timing and payment

The process starts with a deposit paid before the piece is cast; the balance is settled at pickup, once the finished grill is in hand. There's no automatic charge on the site — the final value is always confirmed after the mould is taken, once metal, style and any stones are set.

In terms of turnaround, plain pieces with no stone-setting are ready in 5 to 10 business days. Gold pieces and stone-set pieces, which require more finishing and setting steps, take 10 to 15 days. These timeframes apply whether you book a home visit in São Paulo or receive an impression kit by post.

Impression or digital scan

Taking the mould itself is not a separate line item in the price table — it's part of the process for any grill, from silver to 18K gold. It can be done with a dental silicone impression or a digital scan, depending on availability in your area, and takes about 15 minutes.

Clients outside the capital, including Greater São Paulo and Campinas, can book a home visit, with travel agreed at the time of booking. For other cities in Brazil, an impression kit is shipped by post with simple instructions.

Build yours and see the total live

In the site's configurator you click the teeth you want covered, choose the metal and, if you like, add stones, and watch the total add up live, always based on the same per-tooth table shown here. There's no gap between what appears on screen and the final quote.

Once you've built the combination that fits your budget and your style, the next step is simply to request a mould appointment by WhatsApp or email. From there, the production countdown begins.

Comparing with other cities

Compared to major cities outside Brazil, the cost of a custom grill in São Paulo tends to be more accessible once converted, even using the same metals and the same individual moulding process. That doesn’t mean lower quality — the production flow, from mould to casting, follows the same standards used in international grillz studios.

Within Brazil, few studios offer booking-only service with home visits across several parts of the city and the wider region, which cuts down on the need to travel to a fixed address and makes it easier for clients living in neighbourhoods like Jardins, Vila Madalena, or across Greater São Paulo.

Common pricing questions

A frequent question is whether the price includes the mould — and yes, the mould, whether taken by silicone impression or digital scan, is always included in the per-tooth price, with no separate charge. The only thing that varies is travel, for home visits outside the capital, which is agreed before booking.

Another common question is whether the metal can be changed after a piece is ready. It can’t: each piece is cast in the metal chosen at booking, so it’s worth taking time to decide between silver, 9K, 14K or 18K gold beforehand, using the configurator to compare the options visually.

Finally, many people ask if it’s possible to order a top piece and a bottom piece at different times. Yes — each piece is quoted and produced separately, so you can start with the top arch and order the bottom one later, following the same per-tooth pricing logic.

For anyone still undecided between metals, a practical tip is to think about frequency of use: silver pieces are great for trying the look without a big investment, while 14K and 18K gold tend to be chosen by people who already know they’ll wear them often and want a piece that lasts for years alongside their wardrobe.

A note on deposits and refunds

The deposit paid before casting covers the metal and the studio time committed to your specific order, so it's non-refundable once production has started, since the piece is being made to the exact specifications of your mould and cannot be resold to another client. This is standard practice for any made-to-order jewellery piece, not something specific to grillz.

If you need to reschedule a pickup or a home visit, that's not a problem at all — just reach out as early as possible so a new time can be arranged. The only part that's fixed once confirmed is the production order itself, since it's already in the hands of the jeweller by that point.

If you're comparing quotes between studios, it's worth asking directly whether the quoted price already includes the mould, the metal, and finishing, or whether any of those are billed separately later. At Grillz São Paulo, the per-tooth price you see is the full price for that piece, with the only possible addition being a travel fee for home visits outside the usual coverage area, which is always confirmed before booking.