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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Forensic odontology"”.
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3D imaging in forensic odontology
… 3D capture method for acquisition and subsequent forensic analysis of bite mark injuries on human skin. When documenting bite marks with standard 2D cameras, errors in photographic technique can occur if best practice is not followed. Subsequent forensic analysis of the mark is problematic when a …
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The effect of task irrelevant contextual information on judgment, decision making, and opinion in forensic odontology identification.
… shown to cognitively influence all comparative forensic science decisions that rely on human judgement. However, whether forensic odontology identification opinions which require human judgement and evaluation are affected by contextual bias is, to date, empirically unverified. This project aims …
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Exploring the Utility of Dental Pathological Conditions in Dental Radiographic Comparisons
Dental forensic identifications can be achieved through comparative dental analysis(CDA) by comparing a decedent's postmortem (PM) dental records to a suspected match's antemortem (AM) dental records. Dental records are particularly useful for CDA, because the number of concordant dental …
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Increasing the forensic relevance of oral health records – development and evaluation of online education for the dental professional
… of dental traits that are important for both forensic dental identification and compliance with Dental Board of Australia record keeping guidelines. In view of this, I have developed and evaluated an online programme of education to improve the clinical and forensic recording practices of oral …
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Investigation of Photographic and Digital Methods for Odontological Comparison to aid with Human Identification
… when compared to fingerprint and DNA. Standard forensic odontology techniques for identification are usually unsuitable in cases where the ante-mortem dental records of the victim are not available or inadequate for forensic identification. Photographs of the person smiling may provide valuable …