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Forensic dentistry is a multifaceted, interesting, and rewarding blend of dentistry and the law. Bite mark analysis is an important aspect of forensic dentistry that is invaluable in solving crimes and in identification of persons involved in criminal activities. The field of bitemark science is quite new and potentially valuable with an increase in need for trained individuals who are experienced in the recognition, collection and analysis of this type of evidence. All humans have an identity in life. The positive identification of a living person using unique traits and characteristics of the teeth and jaws is the cornerstone of forensic science. One of the most intriguing, complex and sometimes controversial challenges in forensic dentistry is the recognition, recovery and analysis of the bite marks with the suspected biters. Bite mark distortion through skin elasticity, anatomical location and body positioning is a recurring problem. The field of bite mark science is expanding, and the need for individuals trained and experienced in the recognition, collection and analysis of this type of evidence is increasing.
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Forensic dentistry is a multifaceted, interesting, and rewarding blend of dentistry and the law. Bite mark analysis is an important aspect of forensic dentistry that is invaluable in solving crimes and in identification of persons involved in criminal activities. The field of bitemark science is quite new and potentially valuable with an increase in need for trained individuals who are experienced in the recognition, collection and analysis of this type of evidence. All humans have an identity in life. The positive identification of a living person using unique traits and characteristics of the teeth and jaws is the cornerstone of forensic science. One of the most intriguing, complex and sometimes controversial challenges in forensic dentistry is the recognition, recovery and analysis of the bite marks with the suspected biters. Bite mark distortion through skin elasticity, anatomical location and body positioning is a recurring problem. The field of bite mark science is expanding, and the need for individuals trained and experienced in the recognition, collection and analysis of this type of evidence is increasing.