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1952 - Mỹ lần đầu tiên đánh dấu trường hợp vết cắn trong một niềm tin: Doyle so với Texas. Doyle đã bị kết án trộm dựa trên bitemark của mình trong pho mát một phần ăn được tìm thấy tại hiện trường. Những năm 1950 - Tăng cường sử dụng nhận dạng răng như là một kết quả của chiến tranh thế giới II, chiến tranh Triều Tiên, | 1952 First U.S. bite-mark case resulting in a conviction Doyle vs. Texas. Doyle was convicted of burglary based on his bitemark in partly eaten cheese found at the scene. 1950s Increasing use of dental identification as a result of World War II the Korean War and mass disasters. 1970s Formal international and American organizations in forensic dentistry were established. Judicial acceptance of bite-mark evidence burgeoned in American courts. 1980s Computer programs were designed for forensic dentistry particularly for mass disasters war casualties and national tracking of missing persons and unidentified dead. 1990s Organized forensic dentistry develops and formalizes guidelines and standards for identification bite-mark management and mass disasters. There is increasing emphasis and awareness of dentistry s role in domestic violence child spouse and elder abuse . Famous and notorious figures identified through forensic dentistry John Wilkes Booth Adolf Hitler Martin Bormann Eva Braun Joseph Mengele Lee Harvey Oswald Czar Nicholas II and family. Current Forensic Dentistry Today forensic dentistry enjoys an active role in the forensic sciences. Organizations in forensic dentistry have promoted education and research and have set guidelines in the discipline. These organizations also award credentials which recognize various levels of achievement and competence among forensic odontologists. The American Society of Forensic Dentistry was founded in 1970. It accepts as members anyone interested in forensic dentistry. The society holds its organizational and educational meeting each February to coincide with the annual meeting of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences AAFS . The society also publishes a quarterly newsletter. The AAFS is comprised of all of the disciplines of the forensic sciences. Various levels of affiliation include provisional member member and fellow. To be considered for membership in the Odontology section a dental degree is required. Five .