The Forensic Dentist: An Overview of Expert Roles in Animal Bite-Mark Investigations

  • Cohrn K
  • Berman R
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Abstract

With increasing incidence of human/animal confrontation and the potential for injury or even death, dentists who choose to work in the forensic sciences may be called upon to utilize their skills and training to render opinions in criminal and civil cases. The authors will show how working in a cooperative environment and combining their skills with those of other experts can achieve the best result.

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Cohrn, K., & Berman, R. (2015). The Forensic Dentist: An Overview of Expert Roles in Animal Bite-Mark Investigations. Journal of the California Dental Association, 43(6), 321–330. https://doi.org/10.1080/19424396.2015.12222857

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