Forensic Odontology

Forensic odontology concentrates on which body part

• Skull

• Torso

• Teeth

• Feet

Cheiloscopy is referred for

• Examination of palatal rugae

• Examination of dental DNA

• Examination of tooth size

• Examination of lips

Dental profiling is also called as

• Comparative identification

• Reconstructive identification

• Positive identification

• Oral autopsy

Other name for tooth prints is

• Ameloglyphics

• Dermatoglyphics

• Dentinoglyphics

• Cementoglyphics

Which one of the following is a metric dental feature

• Shovelling

• Carabelli's Trait

• Mandibular molar groove pattern

• Root length of maxillary canine

Which one of the following is not a age estimation method

• Schour & Massler's Method

• Demirjian's Method

• McDonald's Method

• Tooth Calcification method

Which of the following is a Gustafson method for age estimation

• Loss of Periodontal Attachment

• Loss of vertical bone

• Enamel Translucency

• Amount of occlusal Abrasion

Assessment of bite marks should be done

• After 48 hrs

• After 72 hrs

• Immediately or within 24 hrs

• After 100 hrs

Rugoscopy is the study of

• Lip prints

• Tooth prints

• Bite marks

• Palatal Rugae

Which dental index exhibit the greatest gender difference

• Maxillary Central Incisor

• Mandibular canine

• Maxillary Pre molar

• Mandibular central incisor