1. Why dentistry restricted to dental clinics only?
- Author
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Kaur, Jasdeep and Rai, Balwant
- Subjects
Dental clinics -- Technology application ,Dental clinics -- Management ,Dentists -- Practice ,Dental jurisprudence -- Research ,Technology application ,Company business management ,Health - Abstract
'It has been irresistible need to dissipate the knowledge of forensic odontology to dental profession'. Forensic odontology includes the application of dental and paradental knowledge to the solution of legal issues in crime and legal matters. The role of forensic odontologist is to offer an advice, opinion and evidence to the judicial courts in legal matters lying within its professional training and experience, when these are required during investigations. The task of forensic odontologist is ruled by an obligation to be prudent in handling of dental evidences available and its interpretation for further analysis of identification., Introduction and Discussion This new era unfolds new discoveries and developments which usher a boom in communication and information technology (Tele-Dentistry) etc. But this also meets new challenges of terrorism, [...]
- Published
- 2009