Recaldent

Recaldent is a biotechnology company centered on the commercialization of Casein Phosphopeptide-Amorphous Calcium Phosphate (CPP-ACP), a milk-derived protein technology that remineralizes tooth enamel. Developed at the University of Melbourne, the technology works by delivering bio-available calcium and phosphate to the tooth surface to repair early stages of decay and prevent cavities. The company operates primarily as a licensing entity, partnering with global dental and consumer health firms to integrate Recaldent into professional dental products and consumer goods like sugar-free chewing gum. Its primary commercial partners include GC Corporation, which manufactures professional topical crèmes, and various global confectionery brands.