To celebrate this anniversary, the kompendium is now available in digital form. You will find lots of important information in the digital kompendium on the material and its application in the fields of casting, crowns and bridges, clasp partial dentures and the combi technique.

To the kompendium

Im digitalen Buch „Die Legierung“ (Neuauflage 2025) erfahren Sie alles über remanium®, dessen Historie, sowie Hintergründe zu Forschung, Entwicklung und Fertigung.

Erhalten Sie außerdem viele nützliche Tipps zur Anwendung inklusive Fallbeispielen.

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In 2025, remanium^® is celebrating its 90th  anniversary and one can proudly say that the remanium^® alloys are among the best known products in dental prosthetics and can look back on a long history.

The cobalt-chrome alloy for partial dentures that was presented under the name Remanit in 1935 already displayed fundamental properties and alloy components that can still be found today in the high-quality partial denture alloys under the name of remanium^® (since 1964).

German dental laboratories have known bonding alloys since 1962. From the end of the 1960s to the beginning of the 1970s, the first bonding alloys with no precious metal content made their entrance.

The cobalt-chrome partial denture alloys were modified at the beginning of the 1980s so that they could be used as crown, bridge and bonding alloys. In 1985, Dentaurum's melting unit was extended, enabling continuous casting production under vacuum and inert gas. The new, non-precious CoCr alloys for fixed restorations were of particular interest to the dental world.

Further innovations followed in the aughts, such as the partial denture alloy remanium^® GM 900, a titanium and carbon-free alloy which is excellent for welding. In 2003, crown and bridge alloys were produced using the continuous casting process.

Dentaurum’s non-precious remanium^® casting alloys have been a synonym for quality in prosthetic dentistry for decades and have been used millions of times. To serve new technologies and deliver optimum results with clinically proven alloys, the CoCr casting alloy remanium^® star is available today in the same quality for three technologies: alongside the well-known cylinders for dental investment casting, there have been milling blanks for machining since 2008 and the micro-powder for LMF since 2010.

Metallic materials, in particular non-precious CoCr alloys, will continue to be a mainstay in the future of prosthetic dentistry. We, at Dentaurum, see proven materials for the production of dental crown and bridge frameworks as the key to high-quality dental restorations and a high level of patient satisfaction.

Dentaurum is therefore continuously active in the fields of development, production and quality assurance to preserve the renowned proven quality of the remanium^® alloys.