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Forensic odontology in disaster victim identification by Miller, Raymond G.

“…This paper reviews MFI's from a historical perspective commencing with DVI in the late 20th century. For this paper, this era, 1970–90s is designated as the…”
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Ultraviolet Illumination as an Adjunctive Aid in Dental Inspection by Hermanson, Arnold S., Bush, Mary A., Miller, Raymond G., Bush, Peter J.

“…:  Tooth‐colored resin fillings have become increasingly popular as restorative materials. Their presence in the dentition presents a challenge to the…”
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Identification Through X-Ray Fluorescence Analysis of Dental Restorative Resin Materials: A Comprehensive Study of Noncremated, Cremated, and Processed-Cremated Individuals by Bush, Mary A., Miller, Raymond G., Prutsman-Pfeiffer, Jennifer, Bush, Peter J.

“…Tooth‐colored restorative materials are increasingly being placed in the practice of modern dentistry, replacing traditional materials such as amalgam. Many…”
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Analytical Survey of Restorative Resins by SEM/EDS and XRF: Databases for Forensic Purposes by Bush, Mary A., Miller, Raymond G., Norrlander, Ann L., Bush, Peter J.

“…:  Frequently in forensic cases, unknown substances must be identified. Automated databases can ease the burden of comparison as materials may be compared…”
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C.E. Credit. Bitemark Analysis: The Legal vs Scientific Battle for Justice by Bush, Mary A., Miller, Raymond G., Bush, Peter J.

“…ABSTRACTThe forensic odontology discipline of bitemark analysis has been under scrutiny for a number of years. The significant issues associated with the…”
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Biomechanical Factors in Human Dermal Bitemarks in a Cadaver Model by Bush, Mary A., Miller, Raymond G., Bush, Peter J., Dorion, Robert B. J.

“…:  In bitemark analysis, the forensic odontologist must consider how the biomechanical properties of the skin contribute to distortion of the bitemark. In…”
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Uniqueness of the Dentition as Impressed in Human Skin: A Cadaver Model by Miller, Raymond G., Bush, Peter J., Dorion, Robert B. J., Bush, Mary A.

“…:  Bitemark interpretation assumes that the human dentition is unique and that its attributes can be accurately transferred to skin. A cadaver model was used…”
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Detection and Classification of Composite Resins in Incinerated Teeth for Forensic Purposes by Bush, Mary A., Bush, Peter J., Miller, Raymond G.

“…The great demand for esthetic restorations has resulted in placement of large numbers of composite resin fillings. The popularity of these materials is…”
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The Response of Skin to Applied Stress: Investigation of Bitemark Distortion in a Cadaver Model by Bush, Mary A., Thorsrud, Kyle, Miller, Raymond G., Dorion, Robert B. J., Bush, Peter J.

“…:  Knowledge of distortional properties of skin is important in bitemark analysis. Thus, the response of skin to stress from bites was investigated. Four sets…”
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Forensic odontology: "where should I begin?" by Miller, Raymond G

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21st Century Forensic Odontology by Miller, Raymond G, Bush, Mary A

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