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are the most indestructible part of the human body

TEETH

Have been proven to be unchanging for a long time even if the body is burned or rotten

HUMAN TEETH

is the application of dental science to legal investigations, primarily involving the identification of the offender by comparing dental records to bite mark left on the victim or at the scene or identification of human remains based on dental records

FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY

The science of dentistry as related to the law is known

FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY

The theory behind forensic dentistry is that

"No two mouths are alike"

Involves dentists' participation in assisting legal and criminal issues.

FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY

It refers ro the proper handling, examination, and evaluation of dental evidence, which will be then presented in the interest of justice

FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY

is the application of dental knowledge to the understanding of laws

FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY

Are involved in assisting investigative agencies to identify recovered human remains in addition to the identification of whole or fragmented bodies

FORENSIC DENTIST

it is the branch of medicine that is involved in the study, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of diseases of the oral cavity, the maxillofacial area and the adjacent and associated structure

DENTISTRY

used to refer to raised points on the the crowns teeth

CUSP

before death

AMTEMORTEM

after death

POSTMORTEM

the upper section of the cavity contained within the crown of the tooth

PULP CHAMBER

it is a wound done by closure of the teeth upon different parts of the body and can be produced by human beings or animals

BITE MARKS

the four most middle teeth on both top and bottom jaws. And takes the first bites into food and help support the lips as well

INCISORS

the strongest type of all four types of teeth and are highly resistant to the tremendous pressure caused by chewing

CANINES

They hep to shear food, support the tlips and are complementary in assistjng your incisors and premolars in the chewing of food

CANINES

Are used for tearing and crushing food. It has a flat biting surface

PREMOLARS

They are your largest teeth. Their functin is similar to that of the premolars, to grind, tear, and crush food.

MOLARS

They have a large flat biting surface which makes them perfect for this job

MOLARS

well documented evidence to the use of teeth for identification began ____ with Agrippina and Lollia Pauline case.

66 AD

It was the first use of dental identification where there is a record

66 AD

The first forensic identification in India started when a great indian monarchy was destroyed bh Muhammad's army and Jai Chand, Raja of Kanauji was murdered and he was identified by his false teeth

1193

first formally reported case of dental identification was that of the 80 years old warrior John Talbot, Earl of Shrewbury, who fell in the battle of Castillon

1453

Peter Halket was killed in during French and Indian wars in a battle near Fort Doquesne. Halket son identified identified his father's skeleton by an artificial tooth

1758

Ansil L. Robinson was charged with the murder of his mistress; Mary Lunsford. Evidence against Robinson included an attempt to match his teeth to the bitemarks on the victim's arm

1870

was a canadian serial killer and rapist active from 1969

WAYNE CLIFFORD BODEN

Wayne Clifford Boden was a canadian serial killer and rapist active from ____

1969

He earned his nickname "the Vampire Rapist" because he had the penchant of biting the breasts of his victims, a method of operation that led to his conviction die to forensic odontological evidence

WAYNE CLIFFORD BODEN

At the battle for Breed's Hill in Boston, Dr. Joseph Warren was killed in the year?

1776

A dentist___ identified Dr. Warrens dead body by a small denture that he had fabricated for him

PAUL REVERE

The role of the Dentists in the identification of the victums of the catastrophe of the Bazar de la charite, Paris and 4th May ___wa prsented by

Dr Oscar Amoedo

The role of the Dentists in the identification of the victums of the catastrophe of the Bazar de la charite, Paris and 4th May ___was presented by Dr Oscar Amoedo

1897

was considered as the Father of the Forensic Odontology

DR OSCAR AMOEDO

This book is the first comprehensive text on forensic odontologist

L' Art Dentaire en Medecine Leagale

The first forensic odontologist in the United States was?

DR PAUL REVERE

He identified the extreme body of Dr. Joseph Warren through bridge of silver and ivory that he had constructed two years previously

DR. PAUL REVERE

in ____ Chantilly, a murder was convicted on the evidence of the bite marks that the victm inflicted during her struggle for life

1937

Was one of the world's worst ferry disasters

SCANDINAVIAN STAR

In ____ Missouri Court of Appeals, Western Distruct July 15, 1980 involved the murfer of a 14 year old girl

STATE V. SAGER

Forensic Odontologist successfully identified tsunami victims in South-East Asia in December ____

2004

The famous Iroquois theatre in Chicago was burnedin ____

1903

he quoted in his article that hundreds were unmistakably identified from the dental records

DR CIGRANT

First work in facial reconstruction was done by?

KOLLMAN & BUCKLEY

they are from Oklahoma that has trained a number of forensic dentists in facial reconstruction techniques

BELTY PAT GATLIFF

it plays an important role when identification of remains of deceased person is skeletonized, decomposed, burned or dismembered and you cannot use visual or fingerprint methods of identification

DENTAL IDENTIFICATION

Forensic Odontology Dental Identification can be divided into 4 types according to ABFO

Positive identification, Possible Identification, Insufficient evidence, Exclusion

The ante-mortem and postmortem data match to establish tha it is from same individual

POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION

The antemorterm and postmortem data have few consistent features, but because of quality of the records it is difficulty to establish the identity

POSSIBLE IDENTIFICATIOM

The data is not enough to form the conclusion

INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE

The ante-mortem and postmortem data is clearly inconsistent

EXCLUSION

In this method, each tooth is scored based on its developmental stage and scores are compared with values corresponding to a particular age

HARD TISSUE FORMATION

To assess the age of unknown individual, we can compare the postmortem radiographs of the individual to the eruption standards produced by the Schour and Massler

DENTAL ERUPTION

Third molar emergence tends to be around 17-19 years of age

THIRD MOLAR ERUPTION

This technique was an alternative to the qualitative assessment where the length of the tooth was measured

DENTAL MEASUREMENT

is very important subdivision of forensic odontology which plays a major role in identification of the unknown individuals in times of calamities and disasters

SEX DETERMINATION

sex determination by measuring mesiodistal and buccolingual dimensions or in other words the diameter of the tooth, is most simple and reliable method for sex determination.

SEX DIFFERENCE IN TOOTH DIMENSION

In malw, the distal accessory ridge in canines is more prominent than in female. In femalez is less number of cusps in mandibular first molar These features can be because of evolutionary reduction in the demale lower jaw size

TOOTH MORPHOLOGY

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are the most indestructible part of the human body

TEETH

Have been proven to be unchanging for a long time even if the body is burned or rotten

HUMAN TEETH

FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY

The science of dentistry as related to the law is known

FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY

The theory behind forensic dentistry is that

"No two mouths are alike"

Involves dentists' participation in assisting legal and criminal issues.

FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY

It refers ro the proper handling, examination, and evaluation of dental evidence, which will be then presented in the interest of justice

FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY

is the application of dental knowledge to the understanding of laws

FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY

Are involved in assisting investigative agencies to identify recovered human remains in addition to the identification of whole or fragmented bodies

FORENSIC DENTIST

it is the branch of medicine that is involved in the study, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of diseases of the oral cavity, the maxillofacial area and the adjacent and associated structure

DENTISTRY

used to refer to raised points on the the crowns teeth

CUSP

before death

AMTEMORTEM

after death

POSTMORTEM

the upper section of the cavity contained within the crown of the tooth

PULP CHAMBER

it is a wound done by closure of the teeth upon different parts of the body and can be produced by human beings or animals

BITE MARKS

the four most middle teeth on both top and bottom jaws. And takes the first bites into food and help support the lips as well

INCISORS

the strongest type of all four types of teeth and are highly resistant to the tremendous pressure caused by chewing

CANINES

They hep to shear food, support the tlips and are complementary in assistjng your incisors and premolars in the chewing of food

CANINES

Are used for tearing and crushing food. It has a flat biting surface

PREMOLARS

They are your largest teeth. Their functin is similar to that of the premolars, to grind, tear, and crush food.

MOLARS

They have a large flat biting surface which makes them perfect for this job

MOLARS

well documented evidence to the use of teeth for identification began ____ with Agrippina and Lollia Pauline case.

66 AD

It was the first use of dental identification where there is a record

66 AD

The first forensic identification in India started when a great indian monarchy was destroyed bh Muhammad's army and Jai Chand, Raja of Kanauji was murdered and he was identified by his false teeth

1193

first formally reported case of dental identification was that of the 80 years old warrior John Talbot, Earl of Shrewbury, who fell in the battle of Castillon

1453

Peter Halket was killed in during French and Indian wars in a battle near Fort Doquesne. Halket son identified identified his father's skeleton by an artificial tooth

1758

Ansil L. Robinson was charged with the murder of his mistress; Mary Lunsford. Evidence against Robinson included an attempt to match his teeth to the bitemarks on the victim's arm

1870

was a canadian serial killer and rapist active from 1969

WAYNE CLIFFORD BODEN

Wayne Clifford Boden was a canadian serial killer and rapist active from ____

1969

He earned his nickname "the Vampire Rapist" because he had the penchant of biting the breasts of his victims, a method of operation that led to his conviction die to forensic odontological evidence

WAYNE CLIFFORD BODEN

At the battle for Breed's Hill in Boston, Dr. Joseph Warren was killed in the year?

1776

A dentist___ identified Dr. Warrens dead body by a small denture that he had fabricated for him

PAUL REVERE

The role of the Dentists in the identification of the victums of the catastrophe of the Bazar de la charite, Paris and 4th May ___wa prsented by

Dr Oscar Amoedo

The role of the Dentists in the identification of the victums of the catastrophe of the Bazar de la charite, Paris and 4th May ___was presented by Dr Oscar Amoedo

1897

was considered as the Father of the Forensic Odontology

DR OSCAR AMOEDO

This book is the first comprehensive text on forensic odontologist

L' Art Dentaire en Medecine Leagale

The first forensic odontologist in the United States was?

DR PAUL REVERE

He identified the extreme body of Dr. Joseph Warren through bridge of silver and ivory that he had constructed two years previously

DR. PAUL REVERE

in ____ Chantilly, a murder was convicted on the evidence of the bite marks that the victm inflicted during her struggle for life

1937

Was one of the world's worst ferry disasters

SCANDINAVIAN STAR

In ____ Missouri Court of Appeals, Western Distruct July 15, 1980 involved the murfer of a 14 year old girl

STATE V. SAGER

Forensic Odontologist successfully identified tsunami victims in South-East Asia in December ____

2004

The famous Iroquois theatre in Chicago was burnedin ____

1903

he quoted in his article that hundreds were unmistakably identified from the dental records

DR CIGRANT

First work in facial reconstruction was done by?

KOLLMAN & BUCKLEY

they are from Oklahoma that has trained a number of forensic dentists in facial reconstruction techniques

BELTY PAT GATLIFF

it plays an important role when identification of remains of deceased person is skeletonized, decomposed, burned or dismembered and you cannot use visual or fingerprint methods of identification

DENTAL IDENTIFICATION

Forensic Odontology Dental Identification can be divided into 4 types according to ABFO

Positive identification, Possible Identification, Insufficient evidence, Exclusion

The ante-mortem and postmortem data match to establish tha it is from same individual

POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION

The antemorterm and postmortem data have few consistent features, but because of quality of the records it is difficulty to establish the identity

POSSIBLE IDENTIFICATIOM

The data is not enough to form the conclusion

INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE

The ante-mortem and postmortem data is clearly inconsistent

EXCLUSION

In this method, each tooth is scored based on its developmental stage and scores are compared with values corresponding to a particular age

HARD TISSUE FORMATION

To assess the age of unknown individual, we can compare the postmortem radiographs of the individual to the eruption standards produced by the Schour and Massler

DENTAL ERUPTION

Third molar emergence tends to be around 17-19 years of age

THIRD MOLAR ERUPTION

This technique was an alternative to the qualitative assessment where the length of the tooth was measured

DENTAL MEASUREMENT

is very important subdivision of forensic odontology which plays a major role in identification of the unknown individuals in times of calamities and disasters

SEX DETERMINATION

sex determination by measuring mesiodistal and buccolingual dimensions or in other words the diameter of the tooth, is most simple and reliable method for sex determination.

SEX DIFFERENCE IN TOOTH DIMENSION

TOOTH MORPHOLOGY