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Cakici B

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• Research Article
  Comparison of Bimaxillary Permanent Canine Arch Width in Terms of Human Sex Identification for Metric Analysis of Bite Marks
  Author(s): Cakici B, Aka PS, Sevim Erol A and Arıcı GCakici B, Aka PS, Sevim Erol A and Arıcı G
  
  Bite marks analysis is an important issue of forensic sciences where the copies bite patterns are superimposed over the dental models and metric analysis is performed. These cases show a patterned injury, where the traces of six anterior teeth are usually present, among which the most prominent mark is found in the canine teeth area. The purpose of this study is to demonstrate the sexual dimorphism from the bimaxillary inter canine arch width for both maxilla and mandibula. The study was conducted on the dental casts of 200 persons (100 female and 100 male) with an age average of 23 years. All measurements of this research were taken by first author, who measured the casts twice in different time intervals. The inter observer error of these measurements was calculated by descriptive statistics and the error value between the measurements was found insignificant for both maxi.. View More»
  DOI: 10.35248/2684-1304.17.2.116

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