MAXSTEIN
. ABUZAID
DENTAL PRACTITIONER | UNIVERSITY TEACHING STAFF
Dr. Maxstein Abuzaid is currently a Teaching Clinical Practitioner, restorative dental sciences department at prince Philip dental hospital, faculty of dentistry, the University of Hong Kong. Previously, He worked as program coordinator of HKU Massive Open Online Course in aesthetic dentistry. After receiving his excellence degree with high honors in dental surgery, he has actively instructed students at conservative dentistry department at different Universities. In 2020, he has established the dental scenarios international initiative, which later published its clinical magazine for young dental practitioners. He is an active speaker in various local and international dental events, sharing his clinical passion and experience in restorative and minimal invasive aesthetic dentistry.
RESTORE,REJUVENATE,REJOICE
Essence of Beauty in Dental Practice
Publications
Dental Scenarios Magazine is the First Online Clinical Magazine for Young Dental Practitioners. It is an online magazine professionally and enjoyably features the top clinical cases shared on our facebook group.
It’s our way of immortalizing these cases as future references for anyone who is eager to read all details, tips, tricks and pearls presented. Take your time to enjoy the amazing case reports and astonishing dental photography presented in visually pleasant means to keep readers up-to-date on everything related to clinical dentistry.
Best Clinical Case Award in Aesthetics 2024 | DSC2.0
Hong Kong Society of Aesthetic Dentistry | HKSAD
Research
Interest
Minimally invasive restorative dentistry
Digital workflow in aesthetic dentistry
Dental education
Dr. Maxstein Abuzaid is an active speaker in various local and international dental events, sharing his clinical passion and experience in restorative and minimal invasive aesthetic dentistry.
45th Asia Pacific
Dental Congress
Employing Anti-Vet Enamel Cleansing and Resin Infiltration Techniques for the Management of Brown and White Discolorations in Anterior Teeth: A case series study