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Estimation of Age Using Alveolar Bone Loss: Forensic and Anthropological Applications

Michel Ruquet · Bérengère Saliba‐Serre · Delphine Tardivo · Bruno Foti

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Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics Dental Radiography and Imaging

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The objective of this study was to utilize a new odontological methodological approach based on radiographic for age estimation. The study was comprised of 397 participants aged between 9 and 87 years. A clinical examination and a radiographic assessment of alveolar bone loss were performed. Direct measures of alveolar bone level were recorded using CT scans. A medical examination report was attached to the investigation file. Because of the link between alveolar bone loss and age, a model was proposed to enable simple, reliable, and quick age estimation. This work added new arguments for age estimation. This study aimed to develop a simple, standardized, and reproducible technique for age estimation of adults of actual populations in forensic medicine and ancient populations in funeral anthropology.

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