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Additional feature on 'S*x/Gender Determination' !!!
Here's a simplified slide that further explains the different characteristics of the skulls between male and female !!
Here's an interesting video on how Forensic Odontology is used for identification
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Ed57ZCoXjg
Forensic Odontology Forensic Odontology: Dr Richard Bassed from the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine.
Features of an unknown individual (post-mortem dental records) can be compared with a known individual (ante-mortem dental records). For this reason, it is extremely important an accurate and detailed evaluation of the unknown individual is documented to provide the best possibility of successful comparison with ante-mortem records. The following is collected for post-mortem documentation: photographs (digital or film based) which provide the ability to view specific features without having to review the body, radiographs (full mouth series) (Figure 1), and a complete dental record for post-mortem and ante-mortem paperwork (Figures 2A & 2B). The primary goal of post-mortem dental records is to locate, identify and document anatomical structures, dental restorations and dental appliances that will assist in the comparison process. The more information documented from the post-mortem examination, the better the possibility for successful comparison.
Age & S*x Determination in Forensic Odontology:
Identifying Ethnic Origin from Teeth:
Techniques of Identification:
Who is forensic odontologist?
Forensic odontologists, known informally as forensic dentists, apply dental knowledge to legal matters. They use dental records to identify unknown human remains, identify criminal assailants in cases involving biting by comparing dental records with bite marks left on a victim, and testify in civil and criminal cases requiring dental expertise. Forensic odontologists can work in a variety of settings, including dental schools and medical examiner's offices. Many, however, operate regular dental practices and work as consultants on legal cases.
Advantages of Forensic Odontology
A background of Forensic Odontology
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