Age estimation is one of forensic science's most important steps for personal identification.
As a durable tissue, dental characteristics assessed from radiographs have been used to …

In recent years, individual age estimation has gained increasing attention in forensic
practice. Common age estimation methods mainly use developments of teeth and bones …

The significance of age estimation arises from its applications in various fields, such as
forensics, criminal investigation, and illegal immigration. Due to the increased importance of …

Recent research observed 92% accuracy for age‐at‐death estimations by US forensic
anthropologists. The present study compares this case report level accuracy to method level …

Age Estimation: A Multidisciplinary Approach is the only reference in the field covering all
techniques and methods involving age estimation from different perspectives in just one …

Remodeling Forensic Skeletal Age: Modern Applications and New Research Directions
presents a comprehensive understanding of the analytical frameworks and conceptual …

Age estimation is important in forensics, and numerous techniques have been investigated
to estimate age based on various parts of the body. Among them, dental tissue is considered …

One of the main goals of forensic science is determining the age of an individual to perform
the biological profile. This is important in criminal cases and mass disaster scenarios, where …

Adult age determination plays an important role in individual identification, criminal
investigation and social welfare. The most popular adult age determination indicators are …

Age-at-death assessment is a crucial step in the identification process of human skeletal
remains. Nonetheless, in adult individuals this task is particularly difficult to achieve …