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Dr. Mary Bush with Investigator Peter Bush present Forensic Odontology: From Crime Scene to Crime Fiction and Forensic Dentistry This presentation is designed to familiarize the audience with the need, role and responsibility of the forensic dentist. In both civil and criminal matters, the trained dentist is often called upon to aid in the identification of unknown remains, interpret bite marks, or perhaps render an opinion in issues of negligence. The program will graphically depict the various definitions and responsibilities of the forensic odontologist and their relationship to police, fire and judicial agencies. Mass disaster team organization and the process for identification of victims will be reviewed and highlighted with information on recent incidents. Learning Objectives/Outcomes: • To understand the role and responsibilities of the forensic odontologist • To familiarize with the organization of a dental identification team for a disaster response Course objectives: • Understand role of forensic dentist • Be familiar with current techniques and technology utilized by forensic dentists. • Cultivate further interest in this field and direct participants in how to obtain further information, direction and courses of study and participation. The experience of the speaker and his role in various incidents should give the audience the perspective on what the area of study entails. |
UB School of Dental Medicine
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