Charleston, South Carolina, United States •
$1,501 - $5,000
About
Unique perspective on forensic dentistry drawing on experience in anthropology, history, dentistry
Forensic Dentistry - The most fascinating sphere of police work
Genuine cases each with unique challenges will be used to illustrate how clinical dentistry is utilized in various forensic investigations.
Forensic Dentistry for Coroners and Medical Examiners- a vital tool in death investigation
Odontology basics for Coroner and Medical Examiner offices This course details the evolution of forensic dentistry. Who were the first forensic dentists, who is qualified to do cases, as well as the types of cases a forensic dentist does. Explains what coroners need to know and do in order to get a successful ID and how to document dental evidence. Attendees will be able to better understand the utility and limitations of forensic dentistry and when it's use is most appropriate
The secrets teeth tell us: from archaeology to forensic science
Overview: The attendee will understand how teeth are used to answer questions in both archaeological and forensic contexts, how methodologies between these are similar and different depending on the questions asked. How these analyses affect us and future directions of the field.
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