Forensic odontology is primarily concerned with the use of teeth and oral structures for
identification in a legal context. Various forensic odontology techniques help in the …

Introduction: Handheld X-ray devices are now offered in dental practice. Handheld X-ray
units challenge the concept of a restricted access to the “controlled area” as they are held by …

Aims: This study aims to verify the applicability of modern dental technologies and their
related principles of use to the forensic sciences in the field of personal identification …

The increasing volume and complexities of migratory flow has led to a range of problems
such as human rights issues, public health, disease and border control, and also the …

Unidentified human remains require the complete collection of data during the autopsy
stage to achieve, even belatedly, a positive identification. The very large number of people …

The human mandible is routinely utilised as part of the assessment of biological identity in
forensic anthropological and odontological practice. The research introduces a novel …

Materials and Methods: In this retrospective study, a total of 4600 panoramic radiographs of
Dravidian children (2580 girls and 2020 boys) with an age group of 9–17 years were viewed …

Records form the evolutional history show primitive attempts of human individualization by
hand printing on cave walls. Later, still under the need of differentiating among other …

Forensic genetics is a rapidly evolving science thanks to the growing variety of genetic
markers, the establishment of faster, less error-prone sequencing technologies, and the …

Objectives This study aimed to evaluate, the effect of the cranium structure on dose
distribution by measuring the dose using the RANDO phantom for safe use of an X-ray unit …