Dental radiographies have been used for many decades for estimating the chronological
age, with a view to forensic identification, migration flow control, or assessment of dental …

Abstract Computer Tomography (CT) and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) may be
useful tools in assessment of age of an individual. This article presents a review of published …

Dental age estimation is routinely used in human identification, in both the living and the
dead. Teeth follow a predictable pattern of eruption and maturation that can be assessed …

Several approaches have been developed to estimate age, an important aspect of forensics
and orthodontics, using different measures and radiological examinations. Here, through …

Objective To compare and analyse the accuracy of four age estimation methods using the
mineralisation stages of the permanent teeth (Cameriere et al.[16][CAM], Liliequist and …

This study aimed at performing and comparing third molar development staging in extracted
teeth (EX), panoramic radiography (PAN), and cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) …

Background The effect of impaction on third molar development is disputable as the
scientific literature is not uniform. In parallel, population-specific studies have been …

This work aims to assess the validity of the cut-off value (0.08) of the third molar maturity
index (I 3M) for discriminating minors from adults in Sardinian population. A sample of 336 …

This study explores the reliability of four established legal age threshold estimation
approaches in a Croatian sample. We applied Haavikko stages, Demirjian stages, Olze's …

Undoubtedly, age estimation represents one of the most significant contributions of forensic
odontology to human identification of the living and the deceased. Age estimation of the …