Jacqueline Rosen

Dr. Jacqueline Rosen is a leading expert in orthodontics, currently serving as a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Illinois Chicago. With a robust academic foundation, she earned her bachelor's degree, Doctor of Dental Surgery, and Master's degree in Orthodontics from Northwestern University. Dr. Rosen brings over three decades of experience in private practice, which enriches her teaching and research endeavors. Her scholarly pursuits are centered around passive self-ligation, temporary anchorage devices, early orthodontic treatment, and facial aesthetics. These interests reflect her commitment to advancing orthodontic practices and improving patient outcomes. Dr. Rosen's work in these areas is well-regarded, contributing significantly to the field's body of knowledge. In addition to her academic and clinical roles, Dr. Rosen is actively engaged with the Chicago Dental Society. She currently holds the position of president of the North Suburban Branch, where she plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of dental practice in the region. Her leadership and dedication to the dental community are evident in her efforts to foster professional development and collaboration among her peers. Dr. Rosen's contributions to orthodontics and her active involvement in professional societies underscore her dedication to the field. Her expertise and leadership continue to inspire both her students and colleagues, making her a respected figure in the dental community.