Felipe Dallepiane | Dentistry | Young Scientist Award

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Mr.Felipe Dallepiane | Dentistry | Young Scientist Award

 Mr. Felipe Dallepiane, UFSC university ,Brazil

Felipe Dallepiane is an esteemed academic and researcher hailing from Brazil. He is affiliated with the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC), where he has made significant contributions in his field. Dallepiane’s expertise spans areas such as [insert specific areas of expertise, e.g., environmental science, sociology, etc.], and his work is highly regarded both nationally and internationally. With a passion for advancing knowledge and fostering academic excellence, Dallepiane continues to inspire and mentor the next generation of scholars in Brazil and beyond.

Publication Profile:

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Education and Academic Achievements:

Dallepiane embarked on his academic journey at the Universidade de Passo Fundo (UPF)-RS, where he graduated with a degree in Odontologia in 2023. During his undergraduate years, he displayed exceptional talent, earning distinctions such as a Bolsista do Ministério da Educação under the Programa Universidade para Todos (ProUni).He further honed his skills through research, serving as a Bolsista de Iniciação Científica under PIBIC-UPF and PIBIC-CNPq. These experiences provided him with a solid foundation in academic inquiry and scientific methodology.

Specializations and Research Focus:

Dallepiane’s passion for dentistry led him to pursue specialized training in areas such as Endodontia and Cirurgia Oral. His dedication to staying abreast of the latest advancements in the field is evident in his participation in programs like the Atualização em Cirurgia Oral and Endodontia Mecanizada.

His academic pursuits culminated in his current pursuit of a Mestrado em Odontologia with a focus on Implantodontia at the Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC). His research explores innovative approaches to addressing peri-implantitis, under the guidance of esteemed mentor Ariadne Cristiane Cabral da Cruz.

Contributions to Academia and Professional Development:

Beyond his academic endeavors, Dallepiane has been actively involved in various academic and professional organizations. He has contributed to the advancement of dentistry through his participation in Liga Acadêmica groups such as Patologia, Medicina Legal, Endodontia, Controle de Infecção, and Diagnóstico Bucomaxilofacial.

Moreover, his involvement in the Grupo de estudos EPIOdonto at UFSM underscores his commitment to collaborative learning and knowledge exchange within the dental community.

Future Outlook:

As Dallepiane continues to pursue his academic and professional goals, he remains poised to make significant contributions to the field of dentistry. With his blend of academic excellence, research prowess, and a passion for innovation, he is well-positioned to shape the future of dentistry in Brazil and beyond

Publication Top Notes:

i, DE CASTRO, D.M.M., Ferreira, E.R., …DE CARLI, J.P., Bervian, J.Bioscience JournalThis link is disabled., 2024, 40, e40010
Influence of Ozonated Water and Photodynamic Therapy on the Bond Strength of Anatomical Fiberglass Posts to Root Dentin. An In Vitro Study

Ribeiro, S.D.F., Albino Souza, M., Copatti Dogenski, L., …Dal Bello, Y., Paulo De Carli, J.Ozone: Science and EngineeringThis link is disabled., 2024

Exploring precision: Robotic surgery revolutionizing dental implants

Dallepiane, F.G., dos Santos Teles, A.F., Bernardo, M.E., …Trentin, M.S., De Carli, J.P.Oral SurgeryThis link is disabled., 2024

Choosing Juvéderm Volux™ to chin augmentation: Case report and flowchart for clinical evaluation

Dall’Magro, A.K., Dogenski, L.C., Olding, J., …Dallepiane, F.G., De Carli, J.P.International Journal of Surgery Case ReportsThis link is disabled., 2024, 114, 109174

Effectiveness of ultrasonic activation over glycolic acid on microhardness, cohesive strength, flexural strength, and fracture resistance of the root dentin

Souza, M.A., Ricci, R., Bischoff, K.F., …Bernardes, N.M., Bervian, J.Clinical Oral InvestigationsThis link is disabled., 2023, 27(4), pp. 1659–1664