CWRU School of Dental Medicine: Faculty Practice Hussein Assaf, Associate Professor drilling on dental x-rays from 2-3 or more years ago when the current last 2 or more years of x-rays are completely negative - drilling on bone defects that repair themselves or were fixed to begin wi Cleveland, Ohio

Dr. Assaf, in the Case Faculty Practice (Cleveland, Ohio), is faking cavities & trying to drill on x-rays that are 2-3 or more years old - where a tooth lesion suddenly appeared that never came back.  This 'cavity' could have been fixed, or an artifact that he knows about from the machine, as he keeps track of these lesions.  He apparently trained at Ohio State University Dental School by way of France.  But this is not good dental practice.  Or something that residents should be trained to do, or that a dental hygiene person should be keeping silent about. 

Sometimes teeth repair themselves, sometimes things are in the x-ray machine or the film is old, but you don't drill when the last x-ray is negative - or the last 2 - except at Case Dental Faculty Practice & Clinics.  These are Associate, Assistant, and a Chair Professor - Fady Faddoul.  But they are all foreign extraction for some reason - not a local among them.  Students at CWRU, Faculty, and even Clinic patients - should make other arrangements.  All Clinic Faculty are probably involved= St. Lukes' Dental Clinics.  If the dentist will use the old x-rays, you have a problem, and will potentially be harmed.

Dr. Assaf has been reported to the Case Dean's Office at CWRU Dental School, and the Ohio Dental Board for this - faking cavities.  But President Barbara Snyder is probably 'in' on it, and reporting won't fix the patients that he has unnecessarily maimed with dental drillings & holes in their teeth.  This practice should have been stopped years ago - 3 years ago at least.

No one should go to Case Faculty Dental Practice unless they want to be treated for past dental x-rays, or want an unnecessary 'drill job,' until this policy is clarified & fixed.  When Dr. Assaf drills on these 3-year old cavities that have gone away - he fakes the sound effects like a bad orgasm - cavity orgasms.  An Arab faking a cavity.  The Residents go along and say that well - the lesion showed up in 2010 (but it is now 2013, and the lesion mysteriously vanished?).   

You can have an x-ray from 3 years ago with 2 medium cavities, no cavities on the last 2 x-rays, and are told to make an appointment for 'medium' cavities that are no longer there.  The clerks, office administrator & hygienist are in on the take.

Marna - the dental hygienist - is silent for the money.  Medium cavities don't go to no cavities without some faking of something - they just don't disappear unless they were never there or the bone remineralized - and you don't touch that.  You first do no harm.  You don't treat the x-ray from 3 years ago, you treat the patient and their last x-ray.  This could be even x-ray storage, but whatever it's a HOAX.

It is probably that the other CASE Dental Clinics are doing this, as the CWRU Dental Residents appear to be 'in' on this noticing that the x-rays are so many years old, and current x-rays 'missing' from the room's viewbox.  They say nothing - but English is their second language.  It's all for the money. 

Marna Negrelli - the Dental Hygienist -will tell you that everything is 'clear,' and then suddenly Dr. Assaf wants to drill - and he's a bad driller - on the 3-year old 'cavities' that are not there anymore.  One patient had a thyroid condition being treated - where bone lesions & teeth defects were resolving with synthroid - Dr. Assaf doesn't bother to ask about anything 'medical.'  These lesions are now in trouble from the malpractice of Dr. Assaf.   

The Office Administrator at Case Faculty Practice, and other Faculty in the Practice, appear to be doing likewise.  Faking cavities, and leaving unnecessary defects in normal teeth.  If the current x-ray is clear, there is no reason for this; anything could have happened with past x-rays & machines.  The white composite that CWRU is using will cause allergic reactions, and vasculitis-like skin lesions.  But the whole drilling was unnecessary - the whole caper.  

The Faculty & Staff of the 3-year old x-ray cavities are:

Fady Faddoul, Chair
216.368.3994
fady.faddoul@case.edu;

Aurelio Alonso, Assistant Professor
216.368.2486
aurelio.alonso@case.edu;

Hussein Assaf, Associate Professor
216.368.6759
hussein.assaf@case.edu;

Alfredo Hernandez, Assistant Professor
216.368.0777
alfredo.hernandez@case.edu;

Zinaida Kaleinikova, Assistant Professor
216.368.3565
zinaida.kaleinikova@case.edu;

Sorin Teich, Associate Professor
216.368.6161
sorin.teich@case.edu;

Janet Draganic, Administrator
216.368.0492
janet.draganic@case.edu;

Marna Negrelli, RDH
216.368.0592
marna.negrelli@case.edu.

Patients should stay away from all of the above - they drill on old x-rays where the lesions don't reappear - or never were.  It's a faculty practice of malpractice.  The script reads like ARGO in reverse - the Arabs faking the Americans.