Giovanni Castellucci, DMD's Comments

I Giovanni I send you some images of a caseI did when Henk was here. You have the planning and the result one week postop I did not open a flap and the patient had no pain.
Hope to see you and drink a glass of real wine( from Italy)

Hi Doc,
We came up with a very neat idea to drive patient traffic to the dental office with an Real Time Q&A and Online Appointment Booking System. We need some real beta testers, who better to test it other than the dentists users themselves. Let me know what you think of the idea. It is just a beta set up for now, so nothing is concrete yet until we get feedbacks from actual users. Please make suggestions from the practical side of the booking procedures. What are the features that you like to have in place so that a patient from your area actually get booked into your dental office. Through the surveys, we are going to tailor make the features to suit your requirements. For this weekend, if you have some time, please check it out at www.designsmile.com/new. Beta testing starts on Monday. Thanks in advance!

Giovanni, The history behind your concern is important. The early Branemark studies on biomechanics by Rangert et al indicated that abument screw loosening was simply due to mechanical overload. This load was either from excessive occlusal forces or the prosthesis design. Rationale at the time was that this abutment screw loosening provided a protective mechanism for the fixture's osteointegration. Branemark felt that the excessive force was better to be transferred to the protective prosthetic abutment screw than the fixture. The 10N/cm force on these gold screws retained them in place for decades on well designed prostheses. Dentists quickly tired of resin tooth wear, screws loosening and unesthetic holes to be filled in their porcelain screw retaining teeth with composite. So yes, the custom abutment was born. I am unfamiliar with any recent biomechanical fatigue studies relative to "all on four" prostheses relative to screw loosening.

Hi Giovanni!
Good to hear from an old SAcan! Do you still visit?

thank u sir
dr.nitesh

Thanks Giovanni

Hi Giovanni l look forward to our new professional relationship. regards Monique

tks.

Giovanni,
It was nice seeing you and your family in Syracuse. I hope thatyou enjoyed the rest of your trip.
Ira

hello giovanni
the image is just native dicom scan we are reprocessing with our software.

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I am still in Pittsburgh ( 20 years ) with 2 office locations. I took on an associate 2 years ago and so far that is working ok. I have young children ages 5 and 8 so as you can imagine I am kept pretty busy.
I will work on the photo.....Jim

Hi Giovanni
Yes I am still involved in perio but more perio prosthetic and implant surgery than heavy perio cases.Thttp://www.webdental.com/profile/GiovanniCastellucci#here si still no hygeniste in France so...
I am working on a computerised system to place any type of implant flapless with a quarter of mm and 1°of precision we are going to put it on the market in few weeks

Hello, Giovanni Castellucci! Yesterday tried to answer, but failed to do so - I'm new to the Internet. I hope this message reaches you. Thank you for your hospitality. I'm glad that you have friendly relations. While I go to the Internet is rare, but soon I'll do it more often. A little about myself. In 1979 I graduated from the dental department of the Kiev Medical Institute (now - National Medical University Bogomoltsa, and in 1989 - Patent Office in Kiev Institute of creativity and patents. 8 years worked as a doctor-intern in the Department of Maxillofacial Surgery in Kiev. Before 2008 15 years working as an assistant chair, and then associate professor of department of dental surgery at the university, as 7 years, the deputy dean. PhD in Medical Sciences. I have 130 publications, including 55 invention patents. fascinated by plastic surgery. 28 patents - these are new methods of surgical treatment defects and deformities of the nose, lips, eyebrows, ear, jaw, and more. Due to illness of my mother I left my job because my mother was in need of care. Now I'm actually out of work and worry are not the easiest times. moved from Kiev closer to the sea and live not far from Odessa. I wonder, how it develops dentistry and maxillofacial surgery. has started preparations for publishing the first book in which I want to also include personal new methods. If someone interested in participation (as collaborators or sponsors ), I'd be happy. Sincerely, Nina Dovbysh.

Hi Giovanni , during all these years of silence I always had a lot of nice thoughts about the years I have spent in BU with all the staff. I recently discovered that Thierry settled down 15 miles from where I practice.
I hope we will share a lot of knowledge through the Web site. My practice is switching to be limited to periodontics and Implant surgery.

Hi Giovanni. I will definitely be in Boston - visit my parents and attend the AAP. Interestingly, when I signed up after receiving your invite yesterday, I found that I had already been registered. It is great to be back in contact with you - how are you? I am in contact with Jim Rynar and John Lindsay, but that is about it from the old gang. All is well here.

Hi Dr Castellucci,
I am now terrific..... on my way to hawaii. I was in Vegas for the IAED, a good meeting after all in a fun location.
I will return to work at the beginning of sept and maybe I will be in Boston in mid Sept for the AAP. Maybe we will see each other there.
Greetings to everybody,
Diego

Hi Giovanni - thanks for inviting me to join webDental - trust this mail finds you well

Hi Giovanni,
No- sorry to say I will not be attending this year, but I'll be with you in spirit!

Phil

..I have been working with some perio's ...when do you meet for study club?! I can pass info along! FYI......