Objectives: This study aimed to investigate the reproducibility of dental age estimation
methods in cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) and the correlation between dental …

The secondary dentin deposition that occurs after the tooth formation process results in a
decrease in pulp cavity volume in adolescents and adults. The purpose of this critical review …

Several approaches have been developed to estimate age, an important aspect of forensics
and orthodontics, using different measures and radiological examinations. Here, through …

Background Dental age estimation (DAE) research has grown rapidly and became one of
the biggest topics in forensic odontology. This study aimed to evaluate the DAE research …

Results The error indicators between estimated and chronological ages showed that mean
errors closer to zero are seen in the 18-18.9 and 17-17.9 age groups, respectively. Male …

Age estimation is a fundamental competence of Forensic Anthropologists and Odontologists.
The London Atlas is a dental development chart by AlQahtani et al.(2010) that gained recent …

Age estimation is a mandatory procedure when the chronological age is unknown or
uncertain. Dental development is the preferred characteristic for estimating a child's age …

Background Genetic polymorphisms have been shown to influence several physiological
traits, including dental and craniofacial characteristics. Understanding the clinical relevance …

To apply Demirjian's seven (1973, D7) and four (1976, D4) teeth methods in a sample of
Brazilian children and compare their performances for age estimation. Panoramic …

Background Dental age estimation of children may be necessary in the clinical and forensic
fields. In the former, it may contribute to the investigation of dental development and …