Awareness About Dental Crowns As Dental Evidence In Forensic Dentistry
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Dental crowns, tensile strength, restorations, damaged teethAbstract
Dental crowns are one of the most important objects used as evidence in forensic dentistry. Today's technical breakthroughs make it much easier to locate a victim or a missing person. Here, forensic issues and evidence finding were taken into mind. This study can thus reaffirm the necessity of a planned and deliberate approach to the preservation of dental records since they serve as trustworthy identity proof. Dental crowns are available in a wide range of materials and styles, including gold, porcelain fused metal, titanium, ceramic-metal, metallic, all-metal, all-porcelain, zirconia, and e-max.
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