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Forensic Dentistry Exam Detailed Questions and
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What is another name for forensic dentistry?

forensic odontology

what is forensic dentistry?

art and science of dentistry as it relates to civil and criminal law

postmortem

after death

antemortem

before death

forensic dentistry techniques

- collection/preservation of jaw remains

- radiographs/photographs

- impressions/casts

- charting antemortem and postmortem

- comparing records for points of comparison

bite marks

in a category described as pattern injuries; can result from teeth, belt buckles and
other blunt objects

- cannot generally be used to a level of certainty in suspect identification

mass fatality

, one more fatality then local resources can manage without external assistance

open disaster

unknown number of people are involved with unknown identities

closed disaster

number of people involved and their names are known

who decides what criteria is acceptable for identification of a mass fatality?

medical examiner and/or coroner

practicing dentists and their role in forensic dentistry

- maintain accurate written records, radiographs and models
- observe record and report injuries when suspect abuse
- recognize and record anomalies
- learn details of dental morphology

do dentists and other healthcare providers have a responsibility to report
suspected abuse/neglect?

yes

can identical twins have exactly the same dentition?

no two individuals can have the exact same dentition

can dentition withstand fire and decomposition

yes, they can be used in identifying unknown persons if accurate ante mortem
records are available to compare

- posterior dentition can be protected by the cheeks and usually remains intact

what can a breakdown of blood components within a tooth cause?

hemolysis; make teeth appear pink in color

where can DNA be found in the oral cavity post mortem?

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