FRDENT1: key cautions: Dental identification should ideally be corroborated with other forms of identification, such as DNA analysis, fingerprinting, anthropological assessment, and circumstantial evidence. Relying solely on dental evidence may lead to potential errors or misidentifications.

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key cautions: Dental identification should ideally be corroborated with other forms of identification, such as DNA analysis, fingerprinting, anthropological assessment, and circumstantial evidence. Relying solely on dental evidence may lead to potential errors or misidentifications.

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Confirmation with Additional Evidence

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Key cautions: Dental identification should ideally be corroborated with other forms of identification, such as DNA analysis, fingerprinting, anthropological assessment, and circumstantial evidence. Relying solely on dental evidence may lead to potential errors or misidentifications.

Confirmation with Additional Evidence

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