Age Determination by Development of Third Molar Teeth with Rongengraphic Skeletal Relationship of Iliac Crest and Ischial Tuberosity in Bikaner City
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https://doi.org/10.48165/Keywords:
Eruption, Third Molar, Iliac Crest, Ischial Tuberosity, Nolla’s StageAbstract
The aging and identification of victim is either accident, or crime has acquired new substance during the last few years with increasing resource to dental data. Details of eruptions and dentition, of extractions or prosthetic work and of artificial dentures provide precise dental features which can reflect as sound a basis for identifying a dead body as the more traditional finger prints. The history of predevelopment time of radiology indicates that scientist used to estimate age by means of macerating bones, to go for naked eye examination for determination of time of appearance or time of fusion of bony centres, which has a limit for getting a statistical data’s and these methods are applicable only dead persons or autopsy specimens This study is attempt to highlight the age determined by development of third molar teeth with skeletal relationship of iliac crest & ischial tuberosity in pelvic region by x-rays in Bikaner city.
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