| Professor John Clement, a forensic odontologist at the University of Melbourne, was entirely sceptical. |
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| I've emailed copies of the photographs to a forensic odontologist in Texas, and an animal attack guy in Colorado. |
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| The remains will go next to the University of Wisconsin for an anthropologist and odontologist to inspect. |
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| I mean how unique is it, and how was in that circumstance, the forensic odontologist able to create an image of an offender from just the bitemark? |
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| As a forensic odontologist, Dr. Johnson works in the branch of dentistry that deals with the proper handling and examination of dental evidence, and the proper evaluation and presentation of dental evidence in a court of law. |
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| Colon, DMD, DMSc, is an oral and maxillofacial pathologist and forensic odontologist. |
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| The court hearing was told identification was carried out by forensic odontologist Dr Mary Clarke. |
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| The judge decides the prosecution odontologist is telling the truth. |
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| In fact, the odontologist shall rely on different clinical methods, during which the prosthesis will be temporarily supported by tissues previously subjected to surgery. |
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| Instead, the prosecution turned to another forensic odontologist, Lowell Levine, who turned them down. |
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| The High Commission said the eight-strong team, which includes a pathologist, odontologist, and fingerprint expert, will assist experts from New Zealand and Australia. |
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| Michael West, a dentist from Hattiesburg who had testified as an expert forensic odontologist for the prosecution in numerous cases, examined the marks. |
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| The disaster victim identification team, which includes a pathologist, odontologist and fingerprint expert, will assist experts from New Zealand and Australia in the process. |
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