Asmaa Al-Taie

Dr. Asmaa Al-Taie is a Clinical Lecturer and Honorary Consultant in Restorative Dentistry at the University of Leeds' School of Dentistry. She holds a PhD and MSc (Distinction) in resin composite materials, alongside specialist training from the Leeds Dental Institute. Her expertise spans dental materials, prosthodontics, and digital workflows, with a clinical focus on tooth wear rehabilitation and fixed/removable prosthodontics. She leads clinical efforts in managing erosive tooth wear and actively contributes to translational and clinical research.

Education:

• PhD and MSc (Distinction) in resin composite materials from the University of Leeds
• Fellowship in Restorative Dentistry (FDS Rest. Dent RCS(Ed))
• Membership in Prosthodontics (MPros RCS(Ed))
• BDS and MFDS RCS(Ed)

Research: Dr. Al-Taie investigates resin composites, light curing, dental materials, and digital solutions for prosthodontic challenges. Her work bridges material science and clinical practice, addressing tooth wear and implant-related innovations.

Awards:

• Recipient of the Tyson Medal for exceptional performance in Prosthodontics examinations

Academic Roles: Supervises MSc/PhD students, serves as an external examiner for UCL, KCL, and the University of Birmingham’s Dental Materials MSc, and leads research modules. Her clinical leadership includes managing tooth wear cases and advancing fixed/removable prosthodontic techniques.

Research Groups: Involved in translational and clinical research initiatives, contributing to projects like developing 3D-printed implants and digital workflows for toothwear management.