The mandible is having the condyloid process which articulates with the temporal fossa to form the temporomandibular joint, on which all the movements occur during the eating, chewing and even on talking also. It is having the articular facet on its head. This articulating facet is having different shapes and sizes which varies according to sex also. The shapes of condyloid processes are classi...

INTRODUCTION Forensic odontology or forensic dentistry is that aspect of forensic science that uses the application of dental science for the identification of unknown human remains and bite marks. Deaths resulting from mass disasters such as plane crash or fire incidence have always been given mass burial in Nigeria. This was obviously due to the fact that Forensic Pathologists whose roles inv...

The ability of machines to carry out tasks that typically involve human intelligence is known as artificial (AI). It a development in computer science solves number intricate problems are currently plaguing society. These models have shown be breakthrough terms delivering trustworthy information for decision making, and their main benefit they offer logic clinical making. Consequently, AI may p...

The long-term preservation of fluorescence qualities resin-based composite (RBC) restorations is an absolute condition for the implementation fluorescence-aided identification technique (FIT) in dentistry and forensic medicine. Therefore, this study assessed 244 color shades 16 commercially available RBC brands with a monochromator-based multimode microplate reader. specimens were stored dark a...

OBJECTIVE The aim was to provide radiographic data on postnatal development of the 8 mandibular teeth to serve as reference norms in clinical dentistry, forensic dentistry, anthropology, and research. MATERIAL AND METHODS Developmental stages of teeth were assessed from a total of 2795 radiographs, mostly panoramic, of 1970 Finns (966 M and 1004 F) from birth to age 25. The grading was based ...