墓地内に発見された身元不明の白骨を鑑定した一例

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Forensic examination was undertaken on a human skeleton of unknown identity which was discovered within the premise of a public cemetery. The material submitted to our examination was a skull having a total of 17 teeth in upper and lower jaws. General arrangement of these teeth, characteristic features thereof and missing teeth, together with further information on the incidence of tooth decay, levels of treatment received with each tooth and estimated time of treatment were part of the items of our examination. Beside these, further details were examined as to the state of pulp exstirpation, the way in which the hard tissues of teeth were cut for prosthetic purposes, the mode of treatment after the pulp exstirpation, the way in which the tooth was cut or excavated for pulp exstirpation and caries treatment, the selected kinds of filling materials such as the permanent cement and Neodine and the selected kinds of Sunplatinums used for crown works and their estimated thickness. From the data obtained, it was estimated that the skeleton was of a female 35 to 40 years old, being dead for about 1 to 2 years. A dentist and a technician who were responsible respectively for all the treatment and prosthetic construction given to the female could be traced and identified through our knowledges gained fom the reconstructed dental arches as to the ways in which the dental treatments were administered and as to the estimated time of the treatment, especially with relation to the crown work of 7__-| made from a Sunplatinum plate. The case was legally resolved as the skeleton of a wife.
九州歯科学会の論文
1968-12-30

墓地内に発見された身元不明の白骨を鑑定した一例

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