In vitro behavior of the dentin and enamel calcium hydroxyapatite in human premolars subjected to high temperatures

This paper details a cross-sectional, descriptive observational in vitro study of a pseudo-experimental nature that analyzes Electron Microscopy (SEM) by scanning the physical behavior of enamel and dentin calcium hydroxyapatite. The purpose is to describe the separation of these two mineralized dental tissues at the dentin-enamel junction (DEJ) when the teeth are subjected to high temperatures. This study provides scientific evidence that may broaden the discussion on the use of separation of the dentin-enamel junction as a constant and repetitive reliable marker for forensic use (use in forensic sciences) that can contribute to the dental identification process and documentation in a legal medical autopsy, given a situation in which bodies or human remains have been burned, carbonizated or incinerated.

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Main Authors: Medina,Sebastián, Salazar,Liliana, Mejía,Carlos, Moreno,Freddy
Format: Digital revista
Language:English
Published: Universidad Nacional de Colombia 2016
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spelling oai:scielo:S0012-735320160001000052017-04-17In vitro behavior of the dentin and enamel calcium hydroxyapatite in human premolars subjected to high temperaturesMedina,SebastiánSalazar,LilianaMejía,CarlosMoreno,Freddy Calcium hydroxyapatite enamel dentin dentin-enamel junction high temperatures odontological identification forensic dentistry This paper details a cross-sectional, descriptive observational in vitro study of a pseudo-experimental nature that analyzes Electron Microscopy (SEM) by scanning the physical behavior of enamel and dentin calcium hydroxyapatite. The purpose is to describe the separation of these two mineralized dental tissues at the dentin-enamel junction (DEJ) when the teeth are subjected to high temperatures. This study provides scientific evidence that may broaden the discussion on the use of separation of the dentin-enamel junction as a constant and repetitive reliable marker for forensic use (use in forensic sciences) that can contribute to the dental identification process and documentation in a legal medical autopsy, given a situation in which bodies or human remains have been burned, carbonizated or incinerated.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessUniversidad Nacional de ColombiaDYNA v.83 n.195 20162016-02-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articletext/htmlhttp://www.scielo.org.co/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0012-73532016000100005en
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Salazar,Liliana
Mejía,Carlos
Moreno,Freddy
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Salazar,Liliana
Mejía,Carlos
Moreno,Freddy
In vitro behavior of the dentin and enamel calcium hydroxyapatite in human premolars subjected to high temperatures
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Salazar,Liliana
Mejía,Carlos
Moreno,Freddy
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title In vitro behavior of the dentin and enamel calcium hydroxyapatite in human premolars subjected to high temperatures
title_short In vitro behavior of the dentin and enamel calcium hydroxyapatite in human premolars subjected to high temperatures
title_full In vitro behavior of the dentin and enamel calcium hydroxyapatite in human premolars subjected to high temperatures
title_fullStr In vitro behavior of the dentin and enamel calcium hydroxyapatite in human premolars subjected to high temperatures
title_full_unstemmed In vitro behavior of the dentin and enamel calcium hydroxyapatite in human premolars subjected to high temperatures
title_sort in vitro behavior of the dentin and enamel calcium hydroxyapatite in human premolars subjected to high temperatures
description This paper details a cross-sectional, descriptive observational in vitro study of a pseudo-experimental nature that analyzes Electron Microscopy (SEM) by scanning the physical behavior of enamel and dentin calcium hydroxyapatite. The purpose is to describe the separation of these two mineralized dental tissues at the dentin-enamel junction (DEJ) when the teeth are subjected to high temperatures. This study provides scientific evidence that may broaden the discussion on the use of separation of the dentin-enamel junction as a constant and repetitive reliable marker for forensic use (use in forensic sciences) that can contribute to the dental identification process and documentation in a legal medical autopsy, given a situation in which bodies or human remains have been burned, carbonizated or incinerated.
publisher Universidad Nacional de Colombia
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