Titlebook: Evidence-Based Forensic Dentistry; Balwant Rai,Jasdeep Kaur Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Bitemarks.Child Abuse.Dental

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137001412Knowledge of tooth morphology is very important for forensic odontologists to identify the teeth. This chapter focuses on teeth anatomy.

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Employment and Growth: Issues for the 1980sBite marks are a vital and sometimes controversial aspect of forensic odontology. This chapter reviews the recognition and recovery of this evidence and provides insight into modern methods used to investigate bite mark evidence and its analysis from crimes.

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Mohammad Zulfan Tadjoeddin,Anis ChowdhuryPalatal rugae are anatomical wrinkles or folds called “plica palatine,” the asymmetrical connective tissue located on the anterior third of the palate behind the incisive papilla. This chapter focuses on the role of palatal rugoscopy in forensic odontology.

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Orodental Identification,Forensic odontology is defined as a specialized branch of odontology that studies the role of orodental features in the legal professions. This chapter focuses on the use of the human orodental and surrounding structures to allow the identification of living and deceased individuals.

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Dental Age Estimation,This chapter focuses on different methods used in dental age estimation techniques in children, subadults, and adults. It also focuses on some common skeletal methods used for age estimation and guidelines for preparing dental estimation reports for the medicolegal process.

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