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International Notation (1)Letters & Numbers (UR8)ISO Two-Digit Notation (18)US Military Notation (8)Palmer Notation(8)
This is a working demonstration of an AUTOMATED DENTAL IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM (ADIS) using DENTAL CHART SEQUENCING.
The antemortem database contains 80014 unique simulated dental chart sequences.
In the real world, the sequences are indexed from paper dental charts where each tooth can be simply coded as "F" (Filled),"D" (Damaged or Decayed),"N" (Normal or Virgin),"C" (Capped or part of a Bridge),"M" (Missing Ante Mortem) or "A". By default, all MISSING PERSON LINK records can contains either a DENTAL CHART SEQUENCE, CRANIAL/FACIAL INDEX, or BOTH. This allows a HYBRID SEARCH
POSTMORTEM
Tooth codes are entered in the chart above by clicking on the blue letters above. The sequence is then searched against the database.
A postmortem database is created from POST MORTEM charts of as yet UNIDENTIFIED remains. The codes can be entered as a full record (each tooth entered sequential 1 to 32), or partially (each tooth is selected and coded individually.

SEARCH RESULTS
If any results returned, they are available for viewing in the comparison table. The most probable result is displayed automatically. Selecting an item in the list to the right displays that result (and a simulated DENTAL REPORT). Results are ranked by probability.

TEST OF PROBABILTY: Enter any 32 tooth sequence above (DO NOT USE "A") and click SEARCH. (The probabily of getting an exact match is 32^5 )