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Forensic Odontology : a Handbook for Human Identification.
Title:
Forensic Odontology : a Handbook for Human Identification.
Author:
Nanda, Anshu.
ISBN:
9789815124392
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Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (227 pages)
Contents:
Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- End User License Agreement -- Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- Dedication -- List of Contributors -- Anatomical Attributes of the Tooth -- Aman Chowdhry1,* and Priyanka Kapoor2 -- CONCEPT AND DEFINITIONS -- Archaeology and Anthropology -- Dental Anthropology -- Dental Trait -- Set Traits (Dentition Traits) -- Arch Traits (Upper and Lower Teeth Traits) -- Class Traits (Interclass Traits) -- Type Traits (Intraclass Traits) -- Arizona State University Dental Anthropology System -- Carabelli's Trait (Tuberculum Anomale) -- Shovelling -- Sexual Dimorphism -- INTRODUCTION -- PARTS OF TOOTH -- Tooth Crown -- Tooth Root -- DENTAL IDENTITY -- HUMAN TEETH AND DENTITION -- NUMBERING SYSTEM OF TEETH FOR DENTITIONS [13 - 15] -- ANATOMICAL DIFFERENCE IN DECIDUOUS AND PERMANENT TEETH -- COMPARATIVE CHARTING AND ARCH FORM (HUMAN VS ANIMAL) -- DENTAL PROFILING FROM ANATOMICAL TRAITS OF TEETH -- DENTAL AGE ASSESSMENT (DAA) FROM ANATOMICAL TRAITS OF TEETH -- SEX DETERMINATION FROM ANATOMICAL TRAITS OF TEETH -- ETHNICITY DETERMINATION FROM ANATOMICAL TRAITS OF TEETH -- HERITABILITY OF DENTAL TRAITS -- PALEODONTOLOGY -- MARKS PRODUCED BY TEETH -- ANOMALIES OF TEETH AND ANATOMICAL SIGNIFICANCE -- DIGITAL ADVANCEMENTS AND APPLICATIONS OF DENTAL ANATOMY -- INDIAN PERSPECTIVE -- Mass Disaster -- Teaching Dental Morphology -- CONCLUSION -- LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS -- REFERENCES -- Dental Age Estimation in Forensics -- Priyanka Kapoor1,* and Aman Chowdhry2 -- CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS -- INTRODUCTION -- HISTORY OF DENTAL AGE ESTIMATION -- IMPORTANCE OF TEETH IN AGE ESTIMATION -- IMPORTANCE OF AGE ESTIMATION IN FORENSICS -- Comparative Age Determination -- Reconstructive Age Determination or Profiling -- Research -- CLASSIFICATION AND BROAD CATEGORIES OF DENTAL AGE ESTIMATION METHODS -- Pre-Natal Stage -- Radiographic Methods.

Histological Methods [3] -- Children and Adolescents -- Standard Charts/Atlas Method -- Calculation (Scoring/Regression Equations) Method -- Adult Stage -- Morphologic Methods -- Histological Methods -- Biochemical Methods -- Radiographic Methods -- Visual Methods -- NEWER ADVENTS IN AGE ESTIMATION -- Software l Program [Dental Age Estimation ® [82] -- Artificial Intelligence in Age Estimation [88, 89] -- DENTAL AGE ESTIMATION IN SPECIAL SITUATIONS -- Craniofacial Abnormalities -- Dental Age in Different Skeletal Patterns -- Dental Age in Archeological Remains [27] -- Dental Age in Fossil Evidence (Paleontology) -- Dental Age in Correlation with Skeletal Age -- DNA and Dental Age -- REPORTING OF DERIVED AGE -- CONCLUSION -- ABBREVIATIONS -- REFERENCES -- "Dental Anomalies": A Key to Personal Identification -- Gyanendra Kumar1,*, Shilpa Malik Dutta2 and Ferah Rehman3 -- INTRODUCTION -- DENTAL RECORDS -- Dental Charting -- Dental Identification -- ROLE OF ANOMALIES OR NONMETRIC TRAITS IN THE IDENTIFICATION OF AN INDIVIDUAL AFTER DEATH -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Dental Pulp: A Charismatic Role in DNA Fingerprinting -- Shivani Bansal1,* and Archana Gaikwad1 -- INTRODUCTION -- HISTORIC REVIEW -- MOLECULAR ANATOMY OF DNA -- DNA-Types -- ANATOMICAL LOCATION FOR DNA IN TOOTH -- STRUCTURE OF DENTAL PULP -- Dental Pulp Volume -- Effect of Environment on Pulp DNA -- Temperature -- Soil -- Water -- DECONTAMINATION OF TEETH -- DENTAL PULP EXTIRPATION METHODS -- Crushing Entire Teeth -- Cryogenic Grinding -- Conventional Endodontic Access -- Vertical Split -- Horizontal Section -- Orthograde Entrance Technique -- Reverse Root Canal -- PULP STORAGE -- PRINCIPLE OF DNA FINGERPRINTING -- DNA EXTRACTION METHODS -- DNA FINGERPRINTING PROCEDURE -- DNA ANALYSIS -- Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) -- Southern Blot Analysis.

Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism (RFLP) -- Short Tandem Repeat (STR) Analysis -- Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP) -- mtDNA Analysis -- Y-chromosome Analysis -- Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism (AmpFLP) -- FORENSIC SIGNIFICANCE OF DENTAL PULP -- Age Estimation -- Odontoblasts in Pulp -- Sex Determination and DNA from Pulp -- Barr Bodies -- F-bodies -- Sex-determining Region "Y" Gene -- Amelogenin Gene -- Telomere Shortening -- Blood Group Determination -- Identification of Mass Disasters -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Dentures: A hope for Disaster Victim Identification -- Emilio Nuzzolese1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- DENTURES AND POSTMORTEM DATA -- DENTURES AND ANTE-MORTEM DATA -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Oral Autobiography: A New Paradigm for Identification -- Rohan Ashok Gawali1,* and Shaivya Mishra2 -- INTRODUCTION -- THE GOOD OLD: COMPARATIVE DENTAL IDENTIFICATION -- Challenges -- The Technique -- The Concept of Dental Identification -- Information Technology Tools in Dental Identification -- Microscopic Examination -- Molecular Analysis -- Age -- Morphological Method -- Radiological Methods -- Biochemical Methods -- Race -- Monoloid -- Caucasoids -- Australoids -- Negroids -- Systemic Conditions -- Occupation -- THE FACE VALUE: CRANIO-FACIAL RECONSTRUCTION -- Background -- Process -- Technique -- 2D Reconstruction -- 3D Reconstruction -- THE BOOK OF LIFE: DNA -- Human Genetic Variations -- Variable Number Tandem Repeats -- Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism -- Polymerase Chain Reaction -- Short Tandem Repeats -- Special Techniques -- MiniSTR -- Single Nucleotide Polymorphism -- Low Copy Number Protocol -- mtDNA -- Oro-facial Sources Of DNA -- THE FLOWING IDENTITY: SALIVA -- Forensic Significance -- Identification of Salivary Stain -- Methods of Collecting Saliva from the Crime Scene.

Advantage of Saliva over other Serological Fluids -- What Can Be Done with Salivary Evidence? -- Identification of the Biter -- Sex Determination from saliva -- Drug Monitoring -- Salivary Biomarkers -- Animal Bite-Mark Analysis -- Blood Group Examination of Saliva -- THE STORY OF A HARD CHIP: DENTAL CALCULUS -- Composition of Dental Calculus -- Forensic Significance -- Sample Collection -- THE MICRO DETECTIVES: ORAL MICROFLORA -- Forensic Significance -- Amplicon Sequencing -- Shotgun Metagenomics -- Shotgun Metaproteomics -- LIPS DON'T LIE: LIP PRINTS -- Background -- Lip Print Classification -- Forensic Significance -- Identification by Lip Prints -- Future of Lip Print-Based Identification -- THE HIDDEN MOUNTAINS: PALATINE RUGAE -- Background -- Forensic Significance -- Palatine Rugae Classification -- FALSE TEETH FOR TRUE IDENTITY: DENTURES -- Ideal Requirements -- Various Techniques -- Legislation about Denture Marking -- THE TINY ROOMS IN THE SKULL: PARANASAL SINUSES -- Background -- Forensic Significance -- Challenges -- SMILE PLEASE: SELFIE PHOTOGRAPHS -- Cameras Enter the Pocket: Camera Phones -- Smartphones -- Social Media -- A New Type of Portrait: Selfie Photograph -- Forensic Significance -- The Technique -- Challenges -- THE SUPPORTING ACTORS: EAR, TONGUE, TOOTH PRINTS AND VOICE -- Ear Prints -- Forensic Significance -- Tongue Prints -- Tooth Prints -- Voice -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Bite Marks: A Pragmatic Approach in Identification -- Jayant Kumar Gahlot1,* and Hemant Sawhney1 -- INTRODUCTION -- CLASSIFICATIONS OF BITE MARKS -- CHARACTERISTICS OF BITE MARKS -- Class Characteristics -- Individual Characteristics -- MECHANISM OF THE BITE MARKS -- APPEARANCE AND FACTORS AFFECTING THE BITE MARKS -- Factors Affecting Bitemarks on Skin -- COLLECTION OF EVIDENCE IN BITE MARK ANALYSIS -- Recording Vital Details -- Demographic Record.

Position of the Bite Mark -- Shape -- Color and Size -- Type of Injury -- Forensic Significance -- Obtaining Dental Records -- Collection of Evidence from Victim -- Documentation -- Photograph -- Swabs -- Impressions -- Collection of Evidence from Suspect -- Clinical Examination -- Impressions -- Bite Sample -- BITE MARKS ANALYSIS AND IDENTIFICATION -- ABFO Guidelines for Human Bite Mark Analysis -- Different Methods of Comparing Specimens to Human Bite Marks -- Guidelines for the Identification of a Body -- SEVERITY OF BITE MARKS AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE -- BITE MARKS SEVERITY INDEX -- METHODS TO PRESERVE BITE MARKS -- AMERICAN BOARD OF FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY (ABFO) STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES -- ABFO Standards for Human Bite Mark Analytical Methods -- ABFO Standards for "Bite Mark Terminology" -- RОLE ОF FОRENSIС ОDОNTОLОGIST IN IDENTIFIСАTIОN -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Subject Index -- Back Cover.
Abstract:
This concise yet comprehensive book provides conceptual knowledge about forensic odontology in medical, dental, allied and litigation purposes. Written by authors that are highly knowledgeable, experienced and well-established in the field, this handbook lucidly explains basic and advanced components of dental forensics, beginning with anatomical attributes of the tooth, age assessment, dental anomalies and moving ahead to DNA fingerprinting from dental pulp, disaster victim identification from dentures, bite marks and oral autobiography which is a pragmatic approach in identification. Key features: - Gives an insight into basic and advanced aspects necessary to become an expert practitioner in forensic dentistry with a focus on how to provide apt evidence and explanations - Brings out remedial measures for challenges in disaster victim identification which can prove to be very helpful in crisis management - Provides references for further reading This book is intended as a handbook for readers who require a basic exposure to forensic dentistry. It will benefit learners and working professionals in forensic medicine, clinical settings, legal review, litigation, disaster management and allied roles involved in the criminal justice system.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2024. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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