Scoring in the top 99.8 percentile of her dental Admission Test, she was accepted by the University of Connecticut, School of Dental Medicine. Previously having completed her Ph.D. in the field of medical research at Albert Einstein School of Medicine (New York), she was well prepared for her dental studies.
Graduating with honors from dental school in 2002, she was immediately accepted into the endodontic (root canal therapy) residency program at the University of Connecticut, School of Dental Medicine. She chose the three year residency program instead of the more frequently chosen two year program. So that she would be trained and experienced not just the usual level of complexity of root canal diagnosis/therapy, but also for the extremely difficult complex cases that are encountered in the real world.
Recognized for her insight, ability, and accomplishments, the prestigious dental journal, Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology and Endodtology, published research work done by Dr. Lee. She was also recognized for her accomplishments by the American Association of Endodontology, an honor only granted to ten endodontic residents nationally each year.
Appreciated and loved by many, patients and referring dentist alike, she is known for her 'can do' and 'going the extra mile'. For those in need, availability and competence is seen daily in her practice.