Maxim Lagerweij

Dr. Maxim Lagerweij is a Lecturer in Cariology at the Academic Centre for Dentistry Amsterdam (ACTA). His research focuses on dental caries mechanisms, fluoride applications in dentin remineralization, and dental education. He contributes to peer-reviewed journals in dentistry and has published over 36 research outputs since 2021. His work spans systematic reviews, clinical trials, and educational studies. He actively participates in academic ethical committees and contributes to teaching courses such as 'Cariology and Dental Hard Tissues' and 'Clinical Training Transition.'

• Department: Cariology
• University Affiliation: ACTA (joint VU University Amsterdam and University of Amsterdam)

Research interests emphasize cariogenic bacteria (e.g., Streptococcus mutans), pH-cycling models for lesion analysis, and student learning environments. Collaborations include studies on silver diamine fluoride efficacy and caries risk assessment frameworks.

His datasets include supplementary materials on fluoride product comparisons, publicly archived for academic reuse. Professional memberships include roles in ethical review committees since 2017.