Explore the evolving landscape of forensic odontology in this 70-minute lecture by Dr. Stephen Knott. Gain insights into the changing caseload in Western Australia over the past 27 years through statistical data analysis. Examine the influences shaping graduate diploma curricula in forensic odontology, including emerging trends, essential skill areas, and key components for effective training. Delve into the challenges faced by forensic odontologists, such as incomplete dentition, insufficient evidence, and the availability of dental records. Understand the legal aspects and reporting requirements in this specialized field. Enhance your perspective on the dynamic role of forensic odontologists and the future direction of this crucial discipline in forensic science.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Background
Western Australia
Casework
Condition of deceased
Incomplete dentition
Insufficient evidence
Availability of dental records
Lack of dental records
Changing patterns
Review
Curriculum
Report
Legal Aspects
Questions
Taught by
Forensic 365
Reviews
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GABRIEL CARLOTTO
Dr. Stephen Knott's course on "The Changing Role of Forensic Dentists" explores how this field is evolving. Knott examines the history and recent innovations shaping forensic dental practice. Participants delve into the importance of forensic dentists in various legal and investigative areas, such as identification of human remains, bite mark analysis, and dental records examination. Through case studies and specialized discussions, students acquire essential knowledge and skills to address the challenges of forensic dentistry in contemporary legal and forensic science domains.
