Denture marker using a two-dimensional bar code

Rajendran, Venkateshwaran; Karthigeyan, Suma; Manoharan, Surendra

doi:10.1016/s0022-3913(12)60060-2

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“…). A QR code (10 × 10 mm), with encoded patient data, printed on paper and laminated and embedded following the specifications described by Rajendran et al (Fig. ).…”

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Attitudes, Perceptions, and Preferences of Individuals from Temuco (Chile) About Denture Marking

Rojas-Torres

Navarro-Cáceres

Fonseca

2018

Journal of Forensic Sciences

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Denture marking (DM) helps identify edentulous people with different methods. Analyzing perceptions and attitudes of denture wearers would enable understanding of the practical aspects, an analysis still absent in South America. Fifty‐three individual candidates for removable dentures were instructed on disaster victim identification (DVI) and the usefulness of DM for this purpose. They were physically shown eight DM systems and a questionnaire to which they responded by highlighting preferences in those systems. Although 98.11% did not know that dentures could be marked, only 9.43% denied interest in some type of DM. The 90.57% would mark their dentures with some system, preferring the inclusion of QR codes or a micro SIM card. The proven weaknesses of DVI and propensity for disaster mean this community in Chile is an opportunity to implement DM systems. Obstacles may come not from patients but from their dentists, educational institutions, or a lack of public policies.

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“…). A QR code (10 × 10 mm), with encoded patient data, printed on paper and laminated and embedded following the specifications described by Rajendran et al (Fig. ).…”

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confidence: 99%

Attitudes, Perceptions, and Preferences of Individuals from Temuco (Chile) About Denture Marking

Rojas-Torres

Navarro-Cáceres

Fonseca

2018

Journal of Forensic Sciences

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“…2D bar code: 2D bar can hold a substantial amount of information as data is coded across both length and width. (19) But like other methods cannot with stand higher temperature, more space is occupied in prosthesis moreover bending while luting may damage the card.…”

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Labelled prosthesis linked to aadhaar card id- a reliable method of human identification in forensic odontology

2017

APRD

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Personal identification in natural and manmade disasters can be made by using methods like DNA analysis, finger prints, carbon 14 enamel dating, rugaescopy, cheiloscopy, skull shape and size, dental structure chart and various denture labeling methods. Implementations of labelled dentures system linked with AADHAAR CARD, a unique identification card of India citizen can be important in identifying people who have lost their memory or in states of unconsciousness or in identifying the bodies of those who have died in natural calamity, disasters, accident etc. Identification is an essential issue in all medico legal investigation because a wrong identity may pose a problem in delivering justice. Positive identification through labelled dentures plays a key role in forensic odontology. A number of labeling systems are available and are broadly classified into either surface marking methods or inclusion methods. This article describes various methods involved in labeling dentures and suggests unique method of labelling dentures linked with Aadhaar ID card in India.

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“…As compared to surface methods, inclusions methods are permanent but require more skills and are time consuming. [16][17][18][19] : A bar code applicable to dentures consists of a machine-readable code of a series of bars and spaces printed in defined ratios. a.)…”

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confidence: 99%