Forensic dentistry is the law application that defines the superposition between dentistry and the legal professions. In forensic dentistry areas, such as accidental or non assessment, dental history and mass catastrophe through analysing the anatomy of teeth and clues. These dental results/records can be useful in the forensic identification of a non person with teeth. Owing to the physiological changes and pathology of the knowledge of the tooth record is held during life and beyond. Lipper pr useful details and help us recognise individuals. Teeth may also help to assess the gender of dental DNA skeletonised remains. In teething crime investigation, forensic odontology plays a part as well, such as bite marks. The dentist will help the doctor determine bite marks as a result of violence. The purpose of this article is to discuss the role of dentist in various aspects of forensic odontology and procedures required for examination, identification, a , dentists play a crucial role through their experience in different -accidental oral trauma, violence and neglect in childhood, age ints and palatal rugae patterns may also provide nd investigations of bite marks. skin for -identified
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