... of the American Board of Forensic Odontology. The survey form was also included in the American Society of Forensic Odontology newsletter. The survey requested that the recipient fill out a separate form for each case for which the recipient was the primary investigator of a patterned injury. The data from...

.... The results highlight the potential of forensic methods as a key to understand the work of earlier painters. 13 11 2004 13 01 2003 06 04 2005 forensic analysis of art craniofacial superimposition forensic odontology age at death Titian Renaissance portrait References...

... features of dental tissues and structures up until the advanced stages of degradation. KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic odontology, identi cation, dental materials, acid solution, dissolution, oral biology In 1998, the authors were contacted by a court judge in order to have an expert opinion about...

... of this source of evidence emphasizes the need for new 3D imaging technologies in bite mark analysis. This article presents a new software package, DentalPrint® (2004, University of Granada, Department of Forensic Medicine and Forensic Odontology, Granada, Spain) that generates different comparison overlays from...

... if Tm = 0 and RA = 0.097 if Tm = 1. The sensitivity of this test was 91% and its speci city 94.5%. The proportion of individuals with correct classi cations was 92%. KEYWORDS: forensic science, age determination by teeth, forensic odontology, dental pulp, pulp/tooth area, logistic model Several papers...

... experience, and the overall excellent quality of the antemortem dental records. The dental-identification team's successful involvement in the USS Iowa tragedy was considered a model for success and therefore was instrumental in contributing to the development of the American Board of Forensic Odontology...

.... Although rather time consuming, this technique shows promising results for dental age estimation in a non-destructive manner using X-ray microfocus computed tomography. KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic odontology, dental age calculation, tomography, X-ray computed, non-destructive Forensic...

... ): 1194 – 209 . Gaytmenn   R , Sweet   D . Quantification of forensic DNA from various regions of human teeth . J Forensic Sci   0022-1198 2003 ; 48 ( 3 ): 622 – 5 . forensic science forensic odontology mitochondrial DNA dentin sampling JPAC Central Identification Laboratory...

... indicates that orthopantomography is excellent means of forensic identification. forensic science orthopantomography human identification diversity dental pattern forensic odontology References Brkic   H , Strinovic   D , Kubat   M , Petrovecki   V . Odontological...

... from a depth of 610 m (2000 ft) into shallower waters so that the missing could be located and recovered. Eight of the nine crew members were recovered and identified by their dental records. 04 10 2003 04 12 2003 10 03 2004 forensic science forensic odontology forensic...

... analysis indicated that these two variables explain 84.9% of variations in estimated chronological age. The median of the absolute value of residual errors between actual and estimated ages was less than four years. KEYWORDS: forensic science, age determination by teeth, forensic odontology, dental pulp...

... using a modified version of the American Board of Forensic Odontology Scoring (ABFO) System for Bite Marks. It was found that the photocopier-generated overlays were significantly more accurate at matching the correct bite mark to the correct models irrespective of whether the bite mark was recorded...

... 17 12 2003 forensic science forensic odontology bite mark differential diagnosis bottle top digital overlay References Whittaker   D K , MacDonald   D G . A colour atlas of forensic dentistry . London : Wolfe Publishing Ltd , 1989 . Sweet   D J . Bitemark...

..., and a variety of remarkable problems that the team encountered. KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic odontology, mass disasters, dental identification, Gander, Newfoundland On December 12, 1985, Arrow Airways Flight 950, carrying 248 U.S. Army personnel from the 101st Airborne Division who were returning home...

... odontologists with various levels of training and experience completed a Web-based survey of their qualifications and then completed nine Web-based radiographic identification cases. They made their identifications using the American Board of Forensic Odontology Categories and Terminology for Body...

... individuals for whom no other identification system was feasible. 26 04 2003 26 04 2003 01 09 2003 forensic science forensic odontology aging dentine translucency case report References Doyle   JJ , Doyle   JL . Isolation of plant DNA from fresh tissue . Focus...

..., and unrestored teeth were found to be very individualistic and an excellent source for forensic identification. 05 12 2002 24 11 2002 01 05 2003 forensic science diversity dental patterns forensic odontology human identification NHANES III TSCOHS mitochondrial DNA References...

..., and a computer program (OdontoSearch) has been developed to make the technique accessible. It was found that even a small number of common dental characteristics may produce a very rare dental pattern, a point that may be counterintuitive to many forensic odontologists. forensic science forensic odontology...

... forensic science forensic odontology tooth mineralization tooth development mandibular symphysis panoramic radiography References Smith   BH . Standardsof human tooth formation and dental age assessment . In: Kelley   MA , Larsen   CS ,editors. Advances in dental anthropology...

.... 22 08 2002 17 08 2002 01 01 2003 forensic science forensic dentistry forensic odontology age estimation human identification method validation References Schour   I , Massler   M . Studies in tooth development . The growth pattern of human teeth . J Am Dent...