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

Objectives: After tooth eruption, the size of the pulp cavity decreases with age owing to
deposition of secondary dentine. The aim of this study was to investigate the relation …

Technological advancements in forensic imaging have had tremendous flow-on benefits to
the professional practice of forensic anthropology, not only in respect of case-work analyses …

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 …

Dental age estimation in living individuals is one of the most frequent requests undertaken
by forensic odontologists. The aim of this study was to estimate the dental age by pulp/tooth …

Objectives Adult age at death estimation continues to challenge physical anthropologists.
One estimation method involves counting tooth cementum annulations (TCA). Non …

Objectives To develop an automatic segmentation method to segment the pulp chamber of
first molars from 3D cone-beam–computed tomography (CBCT) images, and to estimate …

Since 2004, several papers on the analysis of the apposition of secondary dentine have
been published. The aim of this paper was to study a sample of peri-apical X-ray images of …