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  • JFOS issue 1 2003
    Vol. 21 No. 1 (2003)

  • JFOS issue 2 2002
    Vol. 20 No. 2 (2002)

  • JFOS issue 1 2002
    Vol. 20 No. 1 (2002)

  • JFOS issue 2 2001
    Vol. 19 No. 2 (2001)

  • JFOS issue 2 2023
    Vol. 41 No. 2 (2023)

  • JFOS issue 1 2001
    Vol. 19 No. 1 (2001)

  • JFOS issue 2 2000
    Vol. 18 No. 2 (2000)

  • JFOS issue 1 2000
    Vol. 18 No. 1 (2000)

  • JFOS issue 2 1999
    Vol. 17 No. 2 (1999)

    30-4. - Gender determination by odontometrics in a Swedish population.
    35-9. - The effect of temperature on sex determination using DNA-PCR analysis of dental pulp.
    40-3  - Evaluation of a bitemark using clear acrylic replicas of the suspect's dentition--a case report.
    44-6  - Odontological identification in two high-impact, high-temperature accidents.
    47-53- Radiography in forensic dental identification--a review. 
    54 - Book review: Dental anthropology; fundamentals, limits and prospects

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  • JFOS issue 1 1999
    Vol. 17 No. 1 (1999)

    1-4 - The effects of extreme temperatures on composite, compomer and ionomer restorations. 
    5-9 - Dental print media and their value in forensic odontology.  
    10-5 - A comparison of bitemark injuries between fatal wolf and domestic dog attacks.
    16-9 - An approach to person identification by means of dental prostheses in a burnt corpse.
    20-6 - On denture marking.
    27-9 - Electronic denture marking - an aid for identification.

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  • JFOS issue 2 1998
    Vol. 16 No. 2 (1998)

    23-6 - Gender determination from dental pulp by using capillary gel electrophoresis of amelogenin locus.
    27-9 - Human dentinal structure as an indicator of age.
    30-4 - Bitemarks in forensic odontology.
    35-7 - Dental condition and identification marking of dentures in homes for the elderly in Göteborg, Sweden.
    38-40 - Author response to Waite ER, Collins MJ. Age estimation from racemization rate using heated teeth.

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  • JFOS issue 1 1998
    Vol. 16 No. 1 (1998)

    1-7  - Macroscopic and microscopic aspects of incinerated teeth.
    8-13 - Discrimination between restorative dental materials by their radiopacity measured in film radiographs and digital images.
    14-6 - An inclusion technique for marking dentures.
    17-9 - Person identification by means of a single unique dental feature.
    20-1 - Response to paper by Ohtani S, Yamada Y, Yamamoto I. Age estimation from racemization rate using heated teeth.

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  • JFOS issue 2 1997
    Vol. 15 No. 2 (1997)

    23-6   - Denture identification: a new band material and the Swedish ID - band revisited.
    27-9.  - The oral health status of drug addicts. A prison survey in Lille, France.
    30-6   - Denture marking: a questionnaire for patients and dentists.
    37-44 - Dental identification of decomposed victims in a case of multiple homicide by injection of succinycholine.

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  • JFOS issue 1 1997
    Vol. 15 No. 1 (1997)

    1-4  - A pilot study to determine the order of emergence of permanent central incisors and permanent first molars of children in the Colchester area of the U.K.
    5-8.  - A hierarchical system for the coding of dental information in reports and computer-assisted identifications.
    9-12. - Age estimation from racemization rate using heated teeth.
    13-6  - Sequencing mitochondrial DNA from a tooth and application to forensic odontology.
    17-21 - A simple means of demonstrating skull fractures using radiographic altered image geometry.

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  • JFOS issue 2 1996
    Vol. 14 No. 2 (1996)

    25-7 - Comparative study of experimentally induced and post-mortem pink teeth.
    28-9 - Non-acceptance of prosthetic appliances at the focus of forensic consequences.
    30-3 - Third molars in the establishment of adult status--a case report.
    34-8 - Identification of a suicide victim by facial reconstruction.

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  • JFOS issue 1 1996
    Vol. 14 No. 1 (1996)

    2-8   - Forensic implications of the variation in morphology of marginal serrations on the teeth of the great white shark.
    9-12 - Application of dimorphism in teeth to age calculation.
    13-9 - The forensic implications of palaeopathology of the cranium and jaws. Part I. A technique for radiography of mummified and skeletal remains.
    20-4 - Teeth as a poison depot.

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  • JFOS issue 2 1995
    Vol. 13 No. 2 (1995)

    18-25  - Quantitative forensic evaluation of bite marks with the aid of a shape analysis computer program: Part 1; The development of "SCIP" and the similarity index.
    26-32  - Quantitative forensic evaluation of bite marks with the aid of a shape analysis computer program: Part 2; "SCIP" and bite marks in skin and foodstuffs.
    33-5  - A bitemark and a fracture?
    36-40 - Scanning electron microscopy, a useful tool in forensic dental work.
    41-2   - Forensic aspects of aesthetic dentistry

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  • JFOS issue 1 1995
    Vol. 13 No. 1 (1995)

    1-3   - Individualisation of dental tissue--an aid for odontological identification?
    4-8.  - Accuracy in identification of implant treated patients by use of intraoral radiographs.
    9-13 - In search of a suitable denture marker.
    14-7 - Denture marking. Clinical and technical aspects.

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  • JFOS issue 2 1994
    Vol. 12 No. 2 (1994)

    23-9   - Comparative review of bitemark cases from Pretoria, South Africa.
    30-6   - Image editing and computer assisted bitemark analysis: a case report.
    37-40 - A bitemark case with a twist.
    41-4   - Comparison of bitemarks in foodstuffs by computer imaging: a case report.

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  • JFOS issue 1 1994
    Vol. 12 No. 1 (1994)

    1-5    - A quantitative analysis of subtraction images based on bite-wing radiographs for simulated victim identification in forensic dentistry.
    6-11   - A non-destructive dental method for age estimation.
    12-4   - Accuracy of dental registrations in forensic odontology among dentists and dental students..
    15-8   - The Helderberg air disaster--forensic odontological investigations.
    19-20 - The duty of the dentist to keep records--significance and relevance according to German law.

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  • JFOS issue 2 1993
    Vol. 11 No. 2 (1993)

    37-44 - Denture marking. A study of temperature resistance of different metal bands for ID-marking.
    45-52 - Accuracy among dentists experienced in forensic odontology in establishing identity.
    53-61 - Identification of an American hiker.
    63-9  - Forensic odontology in war graves exhumation in the Ukraine.
    71-5  - Points of contact between quality issues and forensic aspects.

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  • JFOS issue 1 1993
    Vol. 11 No. 1 (1993)

    1-8     - Morphometric study of teeth in age calculation.
    9-21   - Dental root surface structure as an indicator of age.
    22-30 - Dental radiographic identification utilising computerised digital slice interposition: a case report.
    31-3   - Bitemarks in forensic dental practice: the Russian experience.
    34      - REVIEW -Manual of Forensic Odontology

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  • JFOS issue 2 1992
    Vol. 10 No. 2 (1992)

    32-42 - Recession of periodontal ligament as an indicator of age.
    43-9   - Accuracy of dental registrations in forensic odontology among dental students.
    50-7   - Ten years of forensic odontology: a report from the Department of Forensic Odontology, Stockholm, Sweden.
    58-63 - The origins and development of FDI, INTERPOL and IOFOS: international co-operation in identification.

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  • JFOS issue 1 1992
    Vol. 10 No. 1 (1992)

    1-6     - Accuracy in establishing identity in edentulous individuals by means of intraoral radiographs.
    7-14   - Exhumation following incorrect identification. A case report.
    15-24 - Dental identification after the Dash 7 aircraft accident at Torghatten, Northern Norway, May 6th, 1988.
    25-31 - International co-operation in a dental identification.

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  • JFOS issue 2 1991
    Vol. 9 No. 2 (1991)

    37-46 - Dental identification in the Piper Alpha oil rig disaster.
    47-61 - Craniofacial characteristics as determinants of age, race and sex in forensic dentistry. A hands-on guide.
    62-75 - Some legal aspects of mass disasters.
    76-85 - Intraoral micro-identification discs.

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  • JFOS issue 1 1991
    Vol. 9 No. 1 (1991)

    1-16   - Allometric relationships of the dentition of the great White Shark, Carcharodon carcharias, in forensic investigations of shark attacks.
    17-23 - Amalgam tattoo as a means for person identification.
    24-8   - Post-mortem dental radiography: a useful innovation.
    29-31 - Utilization of forensic dental experts from a "visiting" victim identification commission (VIC) in mass disasters. A Scandinavian design.
    32-5   - National characteristics of dental treatment in disaster victim identification.

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  • JFOS issue 2 1990
    Vol. 8 No. 2 (1990)

    3-14   - Variability of palatal dimensions in South Australian twins.
    15-30 - A grave matter--dental findings of people buried in the 19th and 20th centuries.
    31-6   - Accuracy in establishing identity by means of intraoral radiographs.
    37-40 - REVIEW: Forensic Odonto-Stomatology
    41.     - CONGRESS REPORT

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  • JFOS issue 1 1990
    Vol. 8 No. 1 (1990)

    3-10 -Value of the frontal sinus in identification of unknown persons.
    11-6 - Positive identification of victims by comparison of ante-mortem and post-mortem dental radiographs.
    17-9 - Comparison between fingerprint and dental concordant characteristics.

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  • JFOS issue 2 1989
    Vol. 7 No. 2 (1989)

    1-12 - The unreliability of sex allocation based on human odontometric data.
    13-6 - Gustafson’s method for age determination, revised.
    17-8 - Are points of correspondence viable?

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  • JFOS issue 1 1989
    Vol. 7 No. 1 (1989)

    3-9     - Age assessment based on translucent dentine.
    11-6   - Lawyers' reasoning and scientific proof: a cautionary tale in forensic odontology.
    17-23 - Fracture potential of the mandible.

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  • JFOS issue 2 1988
    Vol. 6 No. 2 (1988)

    35-42 - Pink teeth of the dead: II. Minor variations.
    43-54 - A comparison of radicular dentinal tubule size in two different age groups.
    55-66 - The identification of a "necklace" murder victim.
    67-76 - Pigmentation of teeth: a review.
    77-82 - Identification, the dentist and the coroner in England and Wales.

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  • JFOS issue 1 1988
    Vol. 6 No. 1 (1988)

    1-15    - Twin zygosity determination on the basis of dental morphology.
    17-20  - Post-mortem candidal growth on the tongue.
    21-7   - The palatal rugae in an identification.
    29-34 - International communication and cooperation in forensic odontology.

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  • JFOS issue 2 1987
    Vol. 5 No. 2 (1987)

    41-50 - Pink teeth of the dead: 1. A clinical and histological description.
    51-7   - Gender and ethnic differences of the radiographic image of the frontal region.
    59-66 - Age determination in a living individual--a case report.
    67-71  - The dentist and patient--a legal review.

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  • JFOS issue 1 1987
    Vol. 5 No. 1 (1987)

    1-8     - The identification of bite marks using the reflex microscope.
    9-15   - The frontal sinus: forensic fingerprint? A pilot study.
    17-23 - Blood group substances in human salivary glands.
    25-40 - Radiologic interpretation of radiopaque foreign bodies of the maxillofacial region--a review.

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  • JFOS issue 2 1986
    Vol. 4 No. 2 (1986)

    41-6   - Multivariate sexing of the human viscerocranium.
    47-52 - The importance of radiology in a case of soft tissue laceration: beneath the tip of the iceberg.
    53-9   - Fort Ancient mandible: an unusual abnormality associated with untreated trauma.
    61-6   - A case of skull identification by means of photographic superimposition.
    67-75 - The dental identification of fire victims.

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  • JFOS issue 1 1986
    Vol. 4 No. 1 (1986)

    1-10   - Maxillo-facial injuries in aircraft accidents.
    11-4   - The investigation of charred skeletal and coffin remains: a case report.
    15-28 - AIDS in dental practice: hazards, infection control, medico-legal and ethical aspects.
    29-38 - Maxillo-facial radiology in forensic dentistry: a review.

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  • JFOS issue 2 1985
    Vol. 3 No. 2 (1985)

    23-9 - Cranial deformations in prehistoric populations of Kentucky
    31-8 - Palatal rugae as Chernoff faces
    39-42 - The role of the tongue in forensic odontology: a case report
    43-9 - The rod or staff of Asclepius

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  • JFOS issue 1 1985
    Vol. 3 No. 1 (1985)

    1-6    - Studies of the method of matching skulls with photographic portraits using landmarks and measurements of the dentition
    7-10  - Computer aided dental identification: experience from the oil rig "Alexander L. Kielland" disaster
    11-2   - Progress in forensic odonto-stomatology in the state of Michigan, U.S.A
    13-6   - Dental identification: some problems and solutions?
    17-21 - Forensic odontology--the future

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  • JFOS issue 2 1984
    Vol. 2 No. 2 (1984)

    39-43 - The mesial root of the third mandibular molar. A possible indicator of age
    45-52 - Probabilities of dental characteristics
    53-5   - Child abuse and a bite mark. A case report
    57-60 - A case of non-identification in which marine biology played a role

     

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  • JFOS issue 1 1984
    Vol. 2 No. 1 (1984)

    1-8    - The first cervical vertebra: a plausible parameter for use in forensic identification?
    9-11   - A case of stomatitis venenata
    13-6   - The role of the denture in identification: a review.
    17-23 - The age of a tooth fracture: its determination. A case report
    25-9   - Forensic odontological contribution to the identification of a denture wearer
    31-2   - Teeth and alveolar bone for blood grouping. A case report

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  • JFOS issue 2 1983
    Vol. 1 No. 2 (1983)

    57-64 - Developments in cranio-facial superimposition for identification
    65-71 - A case of non-identification by denture
    73-83 - The pattern of facial fractures as an aid in forensic odonto-stomatology with special reference to the Cape coloured population group
    85-92 - A comparison of two methods of tooth preparation in a scanning electron microscopy study of transparent root dentine
    93-9   - The identification of 2 victims of fire

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  • JFOS issue 1 1983
    Vol. 1 No. 1 (1983)

    3-10   - An oral pathology profile of a group of juvenile delinquents
    11-8   - The palatal rugae in forensic odonto-stomatology
    19-26 - Registration of bite marks: a preliminary report
    27-31 - The permanent mandibular third molar. Its value in age determination
    33-8   - The uniqueness of amalgam restorations for identification
    39-43 - Possible amalgam damage to lenticular glass during tooth restoration
    45-56 - Is forensic odontology faced with fictional controversy?

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