Advancements and Challenges Forensic Odontology and Anthropology: Applications for Identification in Saudi Arabia
Ali Al Yousef,
Haytham Althubaiti
Abstract:The evolution of forensic science has witnessed significant progress in dental identification techniques, originating from prehistoric eras but gaining prominence in the late 19th century. During the 1960s, forensic odontology experienced renewed interest, extending its relevance beyond dentistry to law enforcement agencies. This resurgence coincided with the emergence of forensic anthropology, vital in employing skeletal analysis to reconstruct the biological profiles of unidentified individuals. Collaborativ… Show more
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