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Manual of Forensic Odontology, 3ed

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This is the third Manual published by the American Society of Forensic Odontology over the last 18 years. The purpose of the ASFO is to promote the development and competence of dentists involved in this specialized field of dentistry.
It is important to realize that the ideas and techniques contained within the Manual are the opinions of the individual authors. Guidelines, standards, or policies which have been adopted by the American Board of Forensic Odontology will be specifically delineated.
This is the third Manual published by the American Society of Forensic Odontology over the last 18 years. The purpose of the ASFO is to promote the development and competence of dentists involved in this specialized field of dentistry.
It is important to realize that the ideas and techniques contained within the Manual are the opinions of the individual authors. Guidelines, standards, or policies which have been adopted by the American Board of Forensic Odontology will be specifically delineated.

This outline of the major areas contained in the Manual chapters are described below.
1. Starting a Career as a Forensic Dentist.
The Theory of Human Identification.

2. Postmortem Considerations.
Techniques for Postmortem Dental Radiography.
Burned and Incinerated Remains.
A Systematic Charting of Maxillary and Mandibular Tori.
Radiographic Reconstruction of Root Morphology in Skeletonized Remains.
Antemortem Considerations.
Comparison of Antemortem and Postmortem Findings.
Dental Identification of Children.
Salvaging Improperly Exposed or Incorrectly Processed Radiographs.
A Photographic Technique for the Restoration of Damaged Photographs.
Facial Superimposition.
The Dental Identification Report.
The Identification of Fragmented Vietnam War Remains.

3. Determining Age From Teeth: The Estimation of Age From Dental Development.
Molar Development as an Estimator of Chronologic Age.
Gustafson Method (1947).
Maples Aging Method Review.
Tooth Mineralization Standards for Blacks and Whites from the Midsouth United States.
Application of Statistics.

4. Courtroom Procedures.
Expert Witness Malpractice: Professional Liability Issues.
Evidence Management.
Dental Malpractice.
Personal Injury Temporomandibular Joint.
Dental Report: Personal Injury.
Trial Exhibits.

5. Human Bitemarks: Examination, Recovery and Analysis.
Impressions of a Bite Site.
Excision of Bitemarks.
Preserving, Storing and Transporting Excised Skin.
Transillumination of Bitemarks.
An Improved Technique for Bitemark Impressions.
Bitemarks in Child abuse.
The Use of Scanning Electron Microscopy in Bitemark Analysis.
Aging of Bitemarks: A Literature Review.
6. Child Abuse and Neglect.

7. CAPMI4 (Computer Aided Postmortem Identification, Version 4).
NCIC "Off-Line Searches".
Computer Assisted Identification of Vietnam War Dental Remains.
Forensic Odontology Task Force Organization.

8. Mass Disaster Dental Identification.
Forming a Disaster Team.
Charting Errors in Mass Disaster Dental Records: Incidence, Issues, and Implications.

9. Forensic Dental Photography.
Bitemarks: Reflective Ultraviolet Photography.
Ultraviolet Forensic Photography.
Ultraviolet Photography in Bitemark Analysis.

10. DNA and the Forensic Odontologist.

11. ABFO Definitions of Guidelines, Standards and Policies.
Body Identification Guidelines.
Terminology for Body Identification.
Guidelines for the Use of Dental Information in Missing Person and Unidentified Body Cases.
Guidelines for the Development of a Disaster Dental Identification Team.
Bitemark Methodology Guidelines.
Standards for Bitemark Analytical Methods.
Bitemark Analysis Guidelines.
Bitemark Terminology Guidelines.
Standards for Bitemark Terminology.
Scientific Methodology Review.

From the Back Cover
This Manual is an overview of the field of forensic dentistry. Students of the subject should view this book as representing part of a varied and changing forensic science.
This reprinting of the 3rd Edition was made necessary by the enormous success of the initial printing. With this reprint, we have reproduced the Manual to a new, convenient size - perfect for the professional libraries of those interested in forensic dentistry.

About the Author
Over 75 individuals made contributions to this text. The complexity of forensic dental practice demands that in the interest of justice, dental evidence be collected, evaluated and presented by trained forensic odontologists. The breadth of knowledge of the contributors endeavors toward that goal. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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611 Bow M

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: American Society of Forensic Odontology., 1995

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xviii, 403 hlm; Ilus; 18 x 25 cm

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English

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978-0965022354

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Oral Biology/ Forensic

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3 rd

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