Age estimation of living individuals has become a crucial part of the forensic practice,
especially due to the global increase in cross-border migration. The low rate of birth …

Did Neandertals share with modern humans their prolonged periods of growth and delayed
ages of maturation? During the past five years, renewed interest in this question has …

Background: Population differences in tooth formation using radiographs can be determined
if the entire developmental sequence of a single tooth is studied. The only developing tooth …

Forensic Age Estimation (FAE) defines an expertise in forensic medicine which aims to
define in the most accurate way the chronological age of person of an unknown age …

INTRODUCTION: There are numerous epidemiologic studies of hypodontia, but most focus
on white populations that, because of small teeth and slow development, might not …

The tempo of tooth mineralization is under significant genetic control, and the orderly
progression of morphological changes—in concert with the long span during growth in …

Age estimations of living individuals are increasingly important in criminal matters. If doubts
arise regarding the age of a person suspected of a criminal offence, forensic age estimation …

The importance of forensic age estimation in living subjects has grown over the last few
years. In dental age estimation, tooth eruption is a parameter of developmental morphology …

Objective To provide information on the prevalence and clinical features of impacted third
molar teeth in the South-Western region of Saudi Arabia. Material and methods In this cross …

Background: The prevalence of third molar pathology and problems associated with surgical
extraction of impacted third molars has been extensively discussed in the literature; …