Dr. Roxana Tudorache
Specialist Dentist
Orthodontics and Dento-Facial Orthopedics
Member of AAO, EOS, WFO and EAS

Training and professional activity
- 2024 – 2025, Bucharest and Parma – FACE Course, two-year advanced orthodontics programme – Dr. Renato Cocconi, Dr. Domingo Martin, Dr. Alberto Canabez, Dr. Mirco Raffaini
- 05/2025, Bucharest – “Predictable biomechanics and anchorage for predictable results” – Dr. Ravindra Nanda, Dr. Giorgio Iodice
- 03/2025, Bucharest – Ormco Days 2025 – Dr. Andre El Zoghbi, Dr. Elizabeth Menzel, Dr. Bogdan Geamanu, Dr. Andrei Iacob
- 05/2024, Barcelona – Envista Summit 2024
- 03/2024, Bucharest – “The Treatment of Temporomandibular Joint and Occlusal Deviations in Combination with Orthodontics and Manual Therapy” – Dr. Peter Marton Steinhof
- 11/2023, Bucharest – “Damon Ultima Journey” – Dr. Matias Anghileri
- 11/2023, Bucharest – “TMJ Treatment & Diagnosis” – Dr. Elizabeth Menzel
- 10/2023, Rome – SIDO 2023 – “Efficiency in Orthodontics”
- 08/2023 – Spark MasterClass, Invisible Orthodontics Training – Dr. Diego Peydro, Dr. Ivan Malagon
- 03/2022, Bucharest – Spark Academy: “Principles of aligner biomechanics applied to everyday orthodontics” – Dr. Andre El Zoghbi
- 2020, Bucharest – Practical Orthodontics Course – Dr. Andrei Iacob, Dr. Bogdan Geamanu, Dr. Adina Sirbu
Education
Dr. Roxana Tudorache (Iosib) graduated from the George Emil Palade University of Medicine, Pharmacy, Science and Technology of Targu-Mures and later qualified as a specialist in Orthodontics and Dento-Facial Orthopedics.
She has completed training programmes in Romania, Spain and Italy, working alongside specialists recognised for their expertise in temporomandibular joint disorders.
International memberships
Dr. Roxana Tudorache is a member of four professional organisations:
- AAO – American Association of Orthodontists
- EOS – European Orthodontic Society
- WFO – World Federation of Orthodontists
- EAS – European Aligner Society
Areas of focus
- Functional orthodontics, with close attention to occlusion and to the temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
- Treatment with clear aligners, including Spark
- Treatment with fixed braces, both metal and aesthetic
- Diagnosis and treatment of malocclusions associated with occlusal imbalance
Her approach starts from the idea that straight teeth are not enough on their own: the result has to be supported by a functional occlusion and a healthy temporomandibular joint.