Ricardo Henrique Alves da Silva

• Abstract

  The determination of identity is vital to human relationships, both social and legal level. The forensic dentistry contributes substantially to human identification, including the study of bite marks, since the teeth of an individual is unique. Therefore, is possible to match a bite mark to an individual who has a corresponding dentition. The analysis of human bite marks are made from bio…

  Analysis of human genetic profiles from bite patterns in food and acts of suction of beverages, with the purpose of human identification, AP.R

• Abstract

  An area of increasing emphasis on forensic dentistry is human identification, which means defining the identity of each person and, thereafter, to distinguish them from each other. It can be obtained through various techniques, but currently, the molecular genetic methodology establishes himself as a good technique, establishing himself a the foundation for future identification process. …

  Evaluation of the extraction of DNA from human dental tissues in different storage conditions using product Allprotect Tissue Reagent®, AP.R
• Analysis of human identification by PCR in different dental tissues (pulp and dentin) through diverses temperature conditions and time of exposure., AP.R

• Abstract

  Forensic Dentistry plays an important administrative and expert role in providing assistance to Justice. Among the areas of competence of the specialty, there is the human identification and the construction of the biological profile through the analysis of bone remains. Sex estimation comprises an important step in the construction of the biological profile, which aims at human identific…

  Sex estimation by lateral cephalometric analysis in a Brazilian sample, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Identity can be described as the sum of the attributes of a person who differs from the others, individualizing it. The teeth have unique characteristics that vary from person to person, such as size, shape, restorations and anomalies, so the dental arches of each help form their identity. The analysis of dental development through panoramic radiographs can give better accuracy when it co…

  Age estimation for forensic purposes in Forensic Anthropology using the London Atlas method in panoramic X-rays, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Features of dental arches have a superlative value in human identification process. So, it is up to Forensic Dentistry study the behavior of the oral cavity structures, teeth and dental materials found inside it. This aim of this study is to analyze the dental implant behavior in three common situations of forensic practice, which are incineration, burial and immersion. To simulate the he…

  Mechanical test and images analysis of implants inserted in swine bones in the forensic context, BP.IC

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