Meet Dr. Hannah Lee

Dr. Lee’s journey into dentistry was sparked by the fascinating blend of dental medicine and art. She is deeply committed to patient care, focusing on educating her patients about their treatment options and respecting their autonomy in choosing the most appropriate course of action. Her goal is to ensure that the dental work provided stands the test of time with minimal need for re-treatment.

 

After graduating from the New York University College of Dentistry, Dr. Lee has offered specialized treatments such as root canal therapy (RCT) and extractions of surgical or impacted wisdom teeth.

Her extensive clinical experience in busy settings has been instrumental in shaping her hands-on approach to dentistry. With over 12 years of practice under her belt as of 2024, she has achieved the remarkable feat of performing between 1500 to 2000 extractions annually.

 

Committed to professional growth, Dr. Lee completed Live Implant Training in 2015 and has since adopted new technologies like Guided Implant Placements using stents. She is an active member of the BCCOHP and BCDA, where she participates in ongoing education to stay abreast of the latest advancements in dental care.

 

Dr. Lee believes in giving back to the community, contributing to oral health awareness by consistently obtaining more than 30 hours of continuing education each year. Patients often praise her for her fast extraction procedures and quick healing times, a testament to her expertise and gentle approach. Her kindness and informative nature make visits to her practice a comforting experience for all.

 

When not in the clinic, Dr. Lee enjoys spending time at Grounds Coffee, her favourite local spot. She warmly invites anyone in need of wisdom teeth extractions to visit her at Eastvan Dental, assuring them of a pleasant and professional experience. Dr. Lee is truly grateful for the opportunity to serve the diverse community at Eastvan Dental, cherishing the chance to care for patients across various ethnicities and age groups.