question archive In forensic odontology, the characteristic most often considered as conclusive proof of identity is the configuration of tooth amalgams
In forensic odontology, the characteristic most often considered as conclusive proof of identity is the configuration of tooth amalgams
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In forensic odontology, the characteristic most often considered as conclusive proof of identity is the configuration of tooth amalgams. Discuss why this is so and why general observations on the placement and number of fillings might not necessarily lead to a positive identification.
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