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Orthodontic treatment of children and adults, with modern, individualised care. Several types of appliance are offered — self-ligating braces, aligners (Invisalign), lingual appliances and orthodontic mini-screws (TADs) — so that treatment can be tailored to each patient’s specific needs.
CBCT-certified, she integrates 3D imaging into diagnosis and treatment planning, for a more precise analysis of the dentofacial structures.
Particular attention is paid to orofacial habits that may influence treatment, such as mouth breathing or tongue thrust: systematically identifying and correcting them ensures the stability and effectiveness of orthodontic treatment.
Complex cases, in particular those requiring orthognathic surgery, are managed in collaboration with maxillofacial surgeons — supporting patients with severe malocclusions or dentofacial deformities.
Patient approach
I always take the time to listen to my patients’ expectations, concerns and goals, so as to build a treatment that truly suits them.
I explain clearly and transparently every stage of the treatment, the different treatment options available and the realistic results that can be achieved. I want every patient to fully understand their orthodontic journey and to be able to make informed decisions.
This educational, caring approach allows me to support my patients in a personalised way, building a relationship based on trust, communication and respect.
« For me, it is essential that every patient feels at ease, confident and fully heard. »
Dr. Katarzyna Rogowska
Background
Qualifications and titles as they were awarded, and practice within the group.
Master’s degree in dental science — Wroclaw Medical University, 2013
Invisalign certification — treatment with clear aligners, 2017
CBCT certification — specialised training in 3D imaging, 2018
Master of Science in Orthodontics — Donau-Universität Krems, 2019
Career within the group
Partner at Cabinets Becker & Associés since 2016
Equity partner at KFO Becker (Germany) since 2017
Consultations in Luxembourg-Merl, Hôpital Kirchberg (HRS) and Trier (Germany)
Motivation and commitment
I chose orthodontics because it is a field where you can truly transform patients’ lives. Giving someone the chance to regain their confidence and to smile fully, without holding back, is an immense source of satisfaction for me.
Seeing a patient go from a shy smile to a confident, sometimes even radiant one is one of the most rewarding experiences of my profession. Without exaggeration, these changes can profoundly alter the way a person sees themselves and interacts with the world.
It is this human, positive and often emotional dimension that makes my practice so rewarding every day.
Personal side
A deep gratitude towards Luxembourg, where she has lived with her family for more than ten years. Its cultural richness and diversity make it a unique place to live, in which the whole family thrives.
She naturally identifies with this multicultural, multilingual environment. Polish is her mother tongue; she speaks fluent English, German and French, and is learning Luxembourgish to communicate more easily with her patients and to become more involved in local life.
In her eyes, this cultural and linguistic diversity is one of Luxembourg’s greatest strengths.
Where to see Dr. Katarzyna Rogowska
Consultations spread across 2 clinics. The opening hours below are those of the clinic, not those of the practitioner: check the available slots when you book.
The Cone Beam (CBCT), the panoramic X-ray and the lateral cephalogram involve radiation. They are carried out by referral only, from a dentist or a doctor, who defines the area to be examined.
End of this route
This examination can only be carried out by referral.
Speak to your regular dentist or your doctor: they decide whether an imaging examination is needed, which one, and on which area. They will then give you a referral.