Single caps · London

Single gold tooth caps in London

One tooth, done properly. A single cap is the cleanest way into grillz — solid gold or silver shaped to one tooth, usually a canine or a lateral incisor.

3D render of a single 9ct gold canine cap

Choosing your tooth

Canines read as a fang and catch the light when you smile. Lateral incisors are subtle. A central incisor is the boldest choice. Not sure? The builder shows each one in 3D before you commit.

Removable, not permanent

A Bite Club cap snaps on and off — nothing is glued or drilled. Permanent gold crowns are dental work and only a dentist can fit them.

Prices

925 Sterling Silver
Bright, hard-wearing, the classic first grill.
from £85/tooth
9ct Solid Gold
375 gold. Paler and tougher — great value.
from £160/tooth
14ct Solid Gold
585 gold. Richer colour, the everyday favourite.
from £240/tooth
18ct Solid Gold
750 gold. Deepest yellow, softest shine.
from £350/tooth

The bench, stage by stage

  1. Impression inHome kit dispatched, or your dentist's scan received.
  2. Stone modelYour impression is poured in dental stone and articulated.
  3. Wax sculptYour piece is hand-carved in wax at the micro bench.
  4. Cast & hallmarkedCast in precious metal in Hatton Garden, then hallmarked.
  5. Polish & settingHand polished, with any stones set.
  6. Ready to snap-fitQuality checked and ready for collection or posting.

Questions

How much is a single gold tooth cap?

From £85 in sterling silver, £160 in 9ct gold, £240 in 14ct and £350 in 18ct. We confirm the final price after checking your impression.

Is a gold cap permanent?

No. It's removable jewellery that snaps over your natural tooth. A permanent crown is dental treatment from a dentist.

Can I add more teeth later?

Yes — you'll need a fresh impression so the new piece fits alongside the old one.

Do I need to come in for an impression?

No. Only a GDC-registered dental professional can take an impression inside your mouth, so the studio never does. Either take your own at home with our postal kit, or have your dentist take an impression or intraoral scan and send it over.

Are grillz safe for my teeth?

Grillz are removable jewellery, not dental treatment. Wear them for limited periods, take them out to eat, and keep both your teeth and the grill clean. If you have loose teeth, gum disease, braces or untreated decay, see your dentist first — we ask every client to confirm this before ordering.

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