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Age estimation up to 16 years of age based on dental development.

G Gustafson, G Koch.

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Year: 1974 PMID： 4530955

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Odontol Revy ISSN： 0029-8441

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10. Human dental age estimation using third molar developmental stages: does a Bayesian approach outperform regression models to discriminate between juveniles and adults?

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Age estimation up to 16 years of age based on dental development.

Review 1. Disaster Victim Identification: quality management from an odontology perspective.

2. Accuracy of predicting 18 years of age from mandibular third molar development in an Indian sample using Demirjian's ten-stage criteria.

3. Dental age estimation in living individuals using 3.0 T MRI of lower third molars.

4. Validation of common classification systems for assessing the mineralization of third molars.

5. Quantification of secondary dentine formation from orthopantomograms--a contribution to forensic age estimation methods in adults.

6. Non-adult dental age assessment: correspondence analysis and linear regression versus Bayesian predictions.

7. Statistical methods to assess the reliability of measurements in the procedures for forensic age estimation.

Review 8. Dental radiographic indicators, a key to age estimation.

9. Accuracy of four dental age estimation methods in southern Indian children.

10. Human dental age estimation using third molar developmental stages: does a Bayesian approach outperform regression models to discriminate between juveniles and adults?