Forensic sciences include a wide spectrum of different disciplines, which are applied individually or collectively in order to obtain answers to questions within a legal context. A forensic dentist can reliably establish the identity of an individual by analysing the teeth and the oral cavity. The study of teeth and the surrounding tissues of the oral cavity for the purpose of establishing the ...

UNLABELLED While the practice of human identification is well established, validated and proven to be accurate, the practice of bitemark analysis is less well accepted. The principle of identifying an injury as a bitemark is complex and, depending on severity and anatomical location, highly subjective. Following the identification of an injury as a bitemark, the comparison of the pattern produc...

To improve the identification process, INTERPOL published its first Disaster Victim Identification Guide in 1984. The objective of this guide was to increase effectiveness and efficiency in disaster management, particularly in identification processes. It offers recommendations on the procedures to follow, with special consideration given to preparation, prior intervention and personal experien...

In addition to their important functions in mastication and esthetics, the teeth may also be used as a weapon and under certain circumstances, may leave information as to the identity of the biter. The individuality of the human dentition frequently allows the Forensic Odontologist to reach a strong opinion of association in cases of identification and bite mark analysis. Such analysis can ofte...

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Forensic Odontology is a branch of forensic science involves in human identification through dental tissues or more specifically teeth when there the destruction body criminal mass disasters. The importance Dentistry recent days lies mainly little remaining material to perform such has led dentists working with investigators become aware new molecular biology technologies. In last few years, DN...