Dr Anastasia Bakopoulou

Dr Anastasia was born and raised in Caracas, Venezuela, where she graduated from Santa Maria University in 2007, earning a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree. She worked in private practice until she moved to Australia to pursue her passion for orthodontics. In 2010, she began her orthodontic journey at The University of Sydney, where she completed both a Master of Philosophy in Orthodontics and a Doctor of Clinical Dentistry in Orthodontics, completed in 2014.

Between 2015 and 2019, Dr Anastasia combined teaching with clinical duties at the Sydney Dental Hospital, where she served as a Clinical Educator for the Bachelor of Oral hygiene within the Orthodontic Department at The University of Sydney. Additionally, she delivered orthodontic care to public patients, lectured to Doctor of Dental Medicine students, and acted as a clinical instructor for the Orthodontic Long Course designed for practising dental professionals.

Dr Anastasia’s practice is known for empathetic commitment to each patient's well-being. Recognising that every smile is unique, she crafts personalised treatment plans that align with each patient's specific needs and aspirations, fostering a sense of ease and trust that enables patients to enjoy their orthodontic journey.

Driven by a passion for excellence, Dr Anastasia constantly pursues ongoing professional development. She is particularly passionate about integrating the latest innovations of custom-made appliances and orthodontic technology to provide efficient, effective, and comfortable treatment options. Inspired by her own orthodontist, Dr Anastasia's approach not only aims to enhance the aesthetic outcome for every patient but is also committed to making their treatment journey positive and supportive.

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​Dr Anastasia is fluent in three languages: English, Spanish, and Greek, reflecting her vibrant multicultural background. She works part-time to maintain a balanced lifestyle, allowing her to dedicate meaningful time to her young family, close friends, and personal well-being.