Dong Jun Lee

Dentist building structured dental data systems
for forensic identification and future AI integration.

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What I Do

I design systems that transform clinical dental data
into structured, computable formats.

My current work focuses on building a mobile odontogram system
for forensic identification, where each interaction is treated
as a structured data event rather than a visual annotation.

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Why This Matters

Dental data is widely used in forensic identification,
but most existing systems rely on fragmented and non-computable formats.

I aim to address this gap by designing data architectures
that enable:

• consistent data entry
• large-scale comparison
• integration with algorithmic and AI-based systems

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Current Work

• Mobile odontogram system (Flutter + Firebase)
• Hierarchical dental data modeling (Interpol-based structures)
• Multi-step data entry architecture with centralized state management

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Background

• Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS)
• Strong analytical foundation (GAI 131)
• Transitioning from clinical practice to system design and AI

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Writing

This blog documents the design decisions, trade-offs,
and system architecture behind building computable dental data systems.

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Vision

To make dental data fully computable
and enable scalable forensic and healthcare systems
powered by structured data and AI.

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