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Dental Forensics Forensic Dentistry

Application of Dentistry to Law Establish identities of : homicide victims missing persons Establish relationship between victim and suspect and crime scene

The average adults have 32 teeth The average adult has dental records Bite marks are Individual (everyones is unique) Bite Marks can be compared to person or dental records

1995 Murrah Building Bombing, Oklahoma City -25 % named by dentists 1994 Indiana American Eagle ATR 72 plane crash- 9% of teeth identified 50% of victims TWA Flight WTC Bombing

Jeffrey Dahmer- serial killer Bones, Skulls, Loose Teeth Teeth back in skulls Match dental records Identify victims

Bite marks on victim from assailant Bite marks on assailant from victim Bite marks on evidence at crime scene- gum, food, etc. Usually sexual assault, child abuse, violent crimes Ted Bundy- serial killer bit victim

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