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Why Talk About Forensic Odonto-Stomatology?

Forensic odonto-stomatology offers a broader perspective on the role of dental professionals in forensic science. The term Forensic Odonto-Stomatology has a longstanding international tradition, reflected in IOFOS and the Journal of Forensic Odonto-Stomatology. Its use encourages a wider discussion on professional identity, interdisciplinary collaboration, training standards, competencies, quality assurance and responsibility.
The proposal is not to replace established terminology automatically, but to open a scientific and professional debate on how the discipline should evolve and how properly trained experts can contribute more effectively to forensic science, justice, human identification and humanitarian action.

Bones in the wall of a bar in Bergamo: teeth can help restore an identity

The discovery of human remains inside the wall of a premises in Bergamo brings attention back to the role of teeth in personal identification. Radiographs, restorations, and dental characteristics can be compared with records collected during life. Forensic odontologist Emilio Nuzzolese also explains the humanitarian dimension of identification and the importance of pro bono work in support of the families of missing persons.

Emilio Nuzzolese Visiting Professor 2026 ad Adelaide: odontoiatria, salute pubblica e azione umanitaria

Il prof. Emilio Nuzzolese sarà Visiting Professor 2026 della Northern Community Health & Research Foundation di Adelaide, in Australia, tra settembre e ottobre 2026. La collaborazione valorizza il suo impegno nei settori dell’odontologia forense, della salute pubblica, dell’identificazione umana, della ricerca e dell’azione umanitaria, evidenziando il ruolo dell’odontoiatria anche nella tutela della dignità e dei diritti della persona.