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John J Discko

from The Villages, FL
Age ~74
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Also known as:
John Joseph Discko, John Dicko
Related to:
Edna Charlene Looney, 73Kay S PreussKay Skinner, 76
Connected to:
Ciro M Disclafani, 79Vincent C Disclafani, 52Marilyn E Disco, 59Robert E Disco, 67Elizabeth A Disco-Shearer, 72Kimberly E Discoe, 35Lori R Discolo, 56Jeffrey P Discount, 63Edwin Discua, 41Melissa R Discuillo, 41

John Discko Phones & Addresses

  • The Villages, FL
  • 85 Meadowbrook Rd, Stratford, CT 06614
  • Shelton, CT
  • Stuart, FL
  • Madison, CT
  • Trumbull, CT
  • Hamden, CT
  • Orange, CT

Work

Company: Centrix inc. Position: Executive vice president at centrix inc

Skills

Medical Devices

Industries

Medical Devices

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Executive Vice President At Centrix Inc

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Location:
3265 west Mcnab Rd, Pompano Beach, FL 33069
Industry:
Medical Devices
Work:
Centrix Inc.
Executive Vice President at Centrix Inc
Skills:
Medical Devices

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
John J. Discko
Marketing Staff, Vice-President
Centrix Inc.
Medical Devices · Mfg Dental Equipment/Supplies · Dental Equip & Supplies Mfg
770 Riv Rd, Shelton, CT 06484
(203) 929-5582, (203) 925-4251, (203) 929-6804, (800) 235-5862
John J Discko
THREE D & F REALTY, LLC
770 Riv Rd, Shelton, CT 06484
4956 Madison Ave, Trumbull, CT 06611

Publications

Us Patents

Dental Material Container With Porous Flow Through Applicator

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US Patent:
6585511, Jul 1, 2003
Filed:
Jul 16, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/906369
Inventors:
William B. Dragan - Easton CT
John J. Discko - Trumbull CT
Assignee:
Centrix, Inc. - Shelton CT
International Classification:
A61C 504
US Classification:
433 90, 401176, 401177
Abstract:
A dental nozzle, cartridge, capsule or container having a porous or foam flow through applicator connected at the discharge end thereof; and having a body portion containing or receiving a low viscosity dental material. In one form, a displaceable plunger or piston is disposed within the body portion to extrude the dental material through the discharge orifice and attached flow through applicator. The foam or porous applicator may be connected to the discharge end at the time of manufacture as by molding, or by mechanically connecting or by adhering the same to the discharge orifice as part of the assembly process. The flow through applicator may be made in a variety of shapes to provide improved and controlled application of a low viscosity dental material to a dental site. Additionally, the porosity of the porous or foam material may be matched to the viscosity of the dental material to control the flow of dental material therethrough.

Disposable Dental Applicator

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US Patent:
6634051, Oct 21, 2003
Filed:
Apr 14, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/549362
Inventors:
William B. Dragan - Easton CT
John J. Discko - Trumbull CT
Assignee:
Centrix, Inc. - Shelton CT
International Classification:
A46B 904
US Classification:
15106, 151671, 15105, 15206, 151431, 15172, D4105, D4138, 433141
Abstract:
This disclosure is directed to a double ended applicator principally for use in the dental profession, for the placement of different materials as may be required. The double ended applicator includes an elongated handle having an applicating end portion formed at the opposed ends thereof which may be either of like or unlike construction, i. e. formed as a brush and/or a flocked applicating end portion. Intermediate the opposed applicating end portion, the elongated handle is provided with a circumscribing groove to define a frangible area by which the user, at his or her option, can cleanly sever the applicator handle to form two separate and distinct applicators. The applicator is also provided with a hinging arrangement adjacent the opposed applicating end portions whereby the applicating end portions may be angularly bent relative to the elongated handle at the option of the user. This disclosure further contemplates several embodiments whereby the flocked applicating end portion may be constructed with an enhanced surface area to provide for a more dense population of flocking fibers being adhered thereat.

Dental Material Container With Porous Flow Through Applicator

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US Patent:
6988892, Jan 24, 2006
Filed:
Apr 28, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/425017
Inventors:
William B. Dragan - Easton CT, US
John J. Discko - Trumbull CT, US
Assignee:
Centrix, Inc. - Shelton CT
International Classification:
A61C 5/04
US Classification:
433 90
Abstract:
A dental nozzle, cartridge, capsule or container having a porous or foam flow through applicator connected at the discharge end thereof; and having a body portion containing or receiving a low viscosity dental material. In one form, a displaceable plunger or piston is disposed within the body portion to extrude the dental material through the discharge orifice and attached flow through applicator. The foam or porous applicator may be connected to the discharge end at the time of manufacture as by molding, or by mechanically connecting or by adhering the same to the discharge orifice as part of the assembly process. The flow through applicator may be made in a variety of shapes to provide improved and controlled application of a low viscosity dental material to a dental site. Additionally, the porosity of the porous or foam material may be matched to the viscosity of the dental material to control the flow of dental material therethrough.

Dental Material Container With Porous Flow Through Applicator

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US Patent:
7341452, Mar 11, 2008
Filed:
Jul 6, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/175862
Inventors:
William B. Dragan - Easton CT, US
John J. Discko - Trumbull CT, US
Assignee:
Centrix, Inc. - Shelton CT
International Classification:
A61C 5/04
US Classification:
433 90, 401176, 401177
Abstract:
A dental nozzle, cartridge, capsule or container having a porous or foam flow through applicator connected at the discharge end thereof; and having a body portion containing or receiving a low viscosity dental material. In one form, a displaceable plunger or piston is disposed within the body portion to extrude the dental material through the discharge orifice and attached flow through applicator. The foam or porous applicator may be connected to the discharge end at the time of manufacture as by molding, or by mechanically connecting or by adhering the same to the discharge orifice as part of the assembly process. The flow through applicator may be made in a variety of shapes to provide improved and controlled application of a low viscosity dental material to a dental site. Additionally, the porosity of the porous or foam material may be matched to the viscosity of the dental material to control the flow of dental material therethrough.

Disposable Dental Applicator

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US Patent:
7882588, Feb 8, 2011
Filed:
Aug 14, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/640773
Inventors:
William B. Dragan - Easton CT, US
John J. Discko - Trumbull CT, US
Assignee:
Centrix, Inc. - Shelton CT
International Classification:
A46B 9/04
A46B 17/02
US Classification:
15106, 151671, 15105, 15206, 151431, 15172, D4105, D4138, 433141
Abstract:
An applicator principally for use in the dental profession, for the placement of different materials as may be required. The applicator includes an elongated handle having an applicating end portion formed at the opposed ends thereof which may be either of like or unlike construction, i. e. formed as a brush and/or a flocked applicating end portion. The flock may extend from the distal end a predetermined longitudinal distance over an extended portion. Intermediate the opposed applicating end portion, the elongated handle is provided with a circumscribing groove to define a frangible area by which the user, at his or her option, can cleanly sever the applicator handle to form two separate and distinct applicators. The applicator is also provided with a hinging arrangement adjacent the opposed applicating end portions whereby the applicating end portions may be angularly bent relative to the elongated handle at the option of the user.

Gingival Tissue Retraction Device And Method

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US Patent:
7942669, May 17, 2011
Filed:
Jul 9, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/825802
Inventors:
William B. Dragan - Easton CT, US
John J. Discko - Trumbull CT, US
Assignee:
Centrix, Inc. - Shelton CT
International Classification:
A61C 5/14
US Classification:
433136
Abstract:
A method and a device for effecting the cordless retraction of the gingival sulcus tissue that includes a dam shaped to be fitted onto a tooth. In one embodiment, the well of the dam is pre-filled with a predetermined amount of a flowable retraction material having a heavy viscosity or putty consistency. The preloaded tooth dam is fitted to a prepared tooth so that when pressure is applied onto the tooth dam, the retraction material is displaced under pressure and forced into the sulcus, causing the gingival tissue to retract away from the tooth to enlarge the gingival sulcus. In another embodiment the cap is filled with a dilatant material. In another embodiment, the cap is filled with an impregnated compressible porous material. In yet another embodiment, the cap is pre-dosed with an astringent or hemostatic agent.

Gingival Tissue Retraction Device And Method

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US Patent:
8470905, Jun 25, 2013
Filed:
May 15, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/107936
Inventors:
William B. Dragan - Easton CT, US
John J. Discko - Trumbull CT, US
Assignee:
Centrix, Inc. - Shelton CT
International Classification:
A61C 5/12
A61K 9/00
A61K 6/00
US Classification:
523105, 433136, 433215, 424435, 424486, 424487, 106 35
Abstract:
A method and a device for effecting the cordless retraction of the gingival sulcus tissue that includes a dam shaped to be fitted onto a tooth. In one embodiment, the well of the dam is pre-filled with a predetermined amount of a flowable retraction material having a heavy viscosity or putty consistency. In another embodiment a hydrophilic material is added. The preloaded tooth dam is fitted to a prepared tooth so that when pressure is applied onto the tooth dam, the retraction material is displaced under pressure and forced into the sulcus, causing the gingival tissue to retract away from the tooth to enlarge the gingival sulcus. In another embodiment the cap is filled with a dilatant material. In another embodiment, the cap is filled with an impregnated compressible porous material. In yet another embodiment, the cap is pre-dosed with an astringent or hemostatic agent.

Single Patient Dose Medicament Dispenser With Applicator

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US Patent:
20020027088, Mar 7, 2002
Filed:
Oct 12, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/976225
Inventors:
John Discko - Trumbull CT, US
International Classification:
B65D069/00
B65D071/00
US Classification:
206/229000, 206/015300, 206/361000, 206/209000
Abstract:
A dose package for applying a material with an applicator having a separate material and applicator portion. In one embodiment, a portion of a cover is removable, exposing the material and applicator. In another embodiment, a plurality of material wells are used to mix different materials to be dispensed with an applicator. In another embodiment, a material well is squeezed to dispense the material onto an applicator.
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John J Discko from The Villages, FL, age ~74 Get Report