The cadaveric alterations that derive from the decomposition of the human body are often
investigated and examined in medical autopsies together with any other evidence of …

Objective To review the phenomenon of postmortem pink teeth, exploring its etiology,
correlation with the cause of death, and the potential forensic significance of this medico …

Forensic thanatology comprises the investigation of every phenomenon related to death
performed through cadaveric exams. The pink tooth phenomenon (PTP) emerges as a …

Background In contemporary forensic practice, Medicine and Dentistry combine forces to
improve the search for the cause of death and human identification. The pink tooth …

This article presents images and histological changes in the dentin of two cases involving
posmortem pink teeth. Postmortem pink teeth were noted among two deceased male …

Pink teeth is thought to result from the seepage of hemoglobin caused by dental pulp
decomposition. We investigated whether racemization can be applied for age estimation in …

Forensic odontologists often must identify human remains with damaged teeth. This damage
is due to high-impact accidents, violence, or disasters. This 2-part study aimed to create two …

The pink teeth phenomenon has been observed in cases of hanging and drowning, but the
relationship of this phenomenon with cause of death has not been positively affirmed. To …

The pink teeth phenomenon has occasionally been observed in forensic autopsies. This
study aimed to establish an experimental pink tooth model and an objective color tone …

In forensics, the nature of collected evidence makes analysis in many disciplines complex.
Each type of trace evidence requires a unique systematic approach, and even though these …