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    The document discusses how dental records, including orthodontic records, can aid in the identification of human remains. It notes that the dental identification process involves comparing ante-mortem dental data from records with post-mortem dental data collected from human remains. For a successful comparison, it is important that the ante-mortem information is clearly and accurately recorded. The document provides examples of research that highlight cases where orthodontic records specifically helped to identify victims.

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    The document discusses how dental records, including orthodontic records, can aid in the identification of human remains. It notes that the dental identification process involves comparing ante-mortem dental data from records with post-mortem dental data collected from human remains. For a successful comparison, it is important that the ante-mortem information is clearly and accurately recorded. The document provides examples of research that highlight cases where orthodontic records specifically helped to identify victims.

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    Orto en Forense

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    The document discusses how dental records, including orthodontic records, can aid in the identification of human remains. It notes that the dental identification process involves comparing ante-mortem dental data from records with post-mortem dental data collected from human remains. For a successful comparison, it is important that the ante-mortem information is clearly and accurately recorded. The document provides examples of research that highlight cases where orthodontic records specifically helped to identify victims.

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    Universidad Autónoma Benito Juárez de Oaxaca

    Odontología Forense
    Ortodoncia para la identificación de cuerpos

    C.D. Priscila Armenta


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    The dental identification process is based on the


    comparison of ante-mortem data, which can be obtained in
    dental records, study models, photographs, frontal
    sinus x-rays and imaging tests to the dental data found
    during the human remains examination (Martin- de-las-
    Heras et al., 2010; Prado et al., 2016; Silva et al., 2017;
    Moura et al., 2017). In order to obtain a successful
    comparison process, it is imperative that the ante-mortem
    information be recorded clearly and correctly (Terada et
    al., 2014)
    CORREIA, A. M.; ALENCAR, P. N. B.; SOBRINHO, M. L. S.; SILVA, R. F.; COSTA, F. W. G. & BEZERRA, T. P. Orthodontic records helping to identify a victim of execution. Int. J.
    Odontostomat., 15(2):403-408, 2021.
    CORREIA, A. M.; ALENCAR, P. N. B.; SOBRINHO, M. L. S.; SILVA, R. F.; COSTA, F. W. G. & BEZERRA, T. P. Orthodontic records helping to identify a victim of execution. Int. J.
    Odontostomat., 15(2):403-408, 2021.
    Terada, Andrea Sayuri Silveira Dias, Araujo, Laís Gomes de, Paranhos, Luiz Renato, Silveira, Teresa Cristina, Pantozzi, Guimarães, Marco Aurélio, & Silva, Ricardo Henrique Alves da. (2014). Orthodontic Use
    of Documentation in Identification of a Skeletonized Body in Legal Dental Practice. International journal of odontostomatology, 8(1), 41-46. https://dx.doi.org/10.4067/S0718-381X2014000100004

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