Application Status and Prospect of Bite Mark Evidence in Forensic Odontology / 法医学杂志
Xin-Fang MA; Miao JIN; Hao SUN; Cong-Bo MI.
Journal of Forensic Medicine
; (6): 369-373, 2020.
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Bite marks are increasingly common in violent cases such as child abuse and sex crimes. Bite marks are often the result of a suspect's attack or a victim's self-defense. Because human teeth vary in size, shape and arrangement, bite marks on objects such as skin and food are characteristic. By using this principle, forensic odontology can identify or exclude suspects by comparing actual bite marks with the teeth marks in the mouth. In this paper, the practical application of bite mark evidence, the research status and problems of bite mark analysis are briefly reviewed, and the prospect of bite mark analysis is also discussed.
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