Age estimation is one of the essential factors in human identification. Teeth bestowed with
features such as hardness and resilience to external factors such as chemicals, putrefaction …

In adult dental age estimation, segmentation of dental volumetric information from different
tooth parts using cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) has proven beneficial in …

Unaccompanied minors refer to immigrants who are under the age of 18 and are not under
the care of a parent or legal guardian. Age assessment is used in Europe mainly to establish …

The present study analyzed apical translucency and periodontal recession on single‐rooted
teeth in order to generate age‐at‐death estimations using two inverse calibration methods …

Background: Cheiloscopy is a forensic investigation that deals with the examination of the
system of furrows on the red part of human lips. Like fingerprint, lip print is also unique for …

In the forensic context, teeth are often recovered in mass disasters, armed conflicts, and
mass graves associated with human rights violations. Therefore, for victim identification …

Estimation of the age-at-death in adults is essential when the identification of deceased
persons with unknown identity is required in both humanitarian and judicial contexts …

Teeth represent an essential component of the foraging apparatus for any mammal, and
tooth wear can have significant implications for survival and reproduction. This study focuses …

Background: Palatal rugae comprises three to seven ridges radiating out tangentially from
the incisive papilla on the anterior part of the palate. These rugae patterns are studied for …

Purpose Assessment of teeth to estimate age in the living as well as the dead is well
documented in the literature. Though applied in conjunction with other parameters in …