The identification of human remains relies on gathering and comparing primary and secondary identifiers. When teeth and jaws are present, dental information plays a crucial role in the identification process. It aids in reconstructing the biological profile and, in conjunction with fingerprints and DNA comparison, facilitates definitive identification. Dental materials found on the remains during a dental autopsy can be further analyzed to determine their composition and potentially identify the manufacturer. This involves comparing the spectra of unknown resin composites with microstructural data and spectra from known dental resin composites.
Classification of Dental Resin Composites in Forensic Odontology
Giuseppe Muscarnera;Davide Bosio
;Emilio Nuzzolese
Last
2024-01-01
Abstract
The identification of human remains relies on gathering and comparing primary and secondary identifiers. When teeth and jaws are present, dental information plays a crucial role in the identification process. It aids in reconstructing the biological profile and, in conjunction with fingerprints and DNA comparison, facilitates definitive identification. Dental materials found on the remains during a dental autopsy can be further analyzed to determine their composition and potentially identify the manufacturer. This involves comparing the spectra of unknown resin composites with microstructural data and spectra from known dental resin composites.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.