Dr. Hanna Lee

Dr. Hanna Lee began her implant dentistry practice in 1998.

By 2000, she was implementing immediate loading protocols for full-arch rehabilitation and anterior implant treatment.

In 2002, she entered aesthetic dentistry with a single guiding principle: preservation. She designed each case through hands-on wax-ups, then advanced an index-guided, minimally invasive preparation method, protecting natural tooth structure while pursuing balanced aesthetics.

In 2006, she published The DaVinci Dental Contouring Atlas, presenting contouring and proportion as a clinical design framework.

A turning point came in October 2007, when Harue Dental Clinic integrated an in-house digital laboratory workflow, linking diagnosis, design, and fabrication into one system.

This made it possible to reduce unnecessary preparation, shorten treatment timelines, and improve reproducibility across cases.

In 2008, the clinic was recognized for its volume of CEREC treatments and, in the same year, obtained ISO certification. In 2010, HARUE was selected as a leading institution in Korea in the field of aesthetic dentistry.

In 2011, Dr. Lee filed patents related to minimally invasive contouring and proportion-guided implant methods, reflecting a single objective: predictability through minimal intervention and proportion-guided design.

Today, with three decades of clinical experience, Dr. Lee is preparing to share her knowledge with dentists in Korea and abroad.

Her focus is not on techniques in isolation, but on decision-making: how to design, execute, and troubleshoot cases with consistency.

Because technological progress, at its best, is not about complexity. It is about consideration.

HARUE is a work in progress, continually refining digital protocols, restorative materials, and aesthetic design systems to help both patients and dentists move toward a better future in dentistry.