Forensic odontology in digital era

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Abstract

A major purpose of forensic odontology is the medicolegal establishment of human identification. The focus is often for cases of unidentified human remains or for bitemark investigations of criminal activity. With advanced technologies, forensic odontology is able to efficiently accomplish these tasks with accuracy. The cost and limited accessibility of advanced equipment sometimes hinders widespread utilization. Still, a basic understanding of what exists and is available can support structured growth. This chapter will link modern technologies to the way odontologists collect, organize, interpret, and document evidence in their professional practice to offer a basic understanding of how teledentistry is being applied in forensic odontology.

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Williams, K. T., & Bradshaw, B. T. (2015). Forensic odontology in digital era. In Teledentistry (pp. 75–86). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-08973-7_8

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