Estimation of age represents a central focus of forensic anthropological analysis of human
skeletal remains and of the living. Advances registered in recent research include the topics …

Importance The need to rely on proper, simple, and accurate methods for age estimation in
adults is still a world-wide issue. It has been well documented that teeth are more resistant …

Background Automated methods to evaluate growth of hand and wrist bones on radiographs
and magnetic resonance imaging have been developed. They can be applied to estimate …

Background Dental age of adults can be estimated by the analysis of the progressive
physiological and degenerative phenomena which affect dental tissues. The pulp-dentinal …

Accurate age estimation has always been a problem for forensic scientists, and apposition of
secondary dentine is often used as an indicator of age. Since 2004, in order to examine …

Secondary dentine deposition is responsible for the decrease in the volume of the pulp
cavity with age. Therefore, the volume of the pulp cavity can be considered as a predictor for …

Age estimation of living individuals has become a crucial part of the forensic practice,
especially due to the global increase in cross-border migration. The low rate of birth …

Purpose It has been proposed that using new prediction methods, such as neural networks
based on dental data, could improve age estimation. This study aimed to assess the …

Several methods of using teeth to estimate age at death are based on macroscopic,
microscopic, and biochemical analyses of teeth. In addition to being very complex and …

Age estimation of living adult individuals can be accomplished with limited methods.
Radiographic dental methods based on the pulpal narrowing with secondary dentin …