Course Description

Forensic Odontology: A fresh look at the modern applications of dental science to the law
The roles that our dental professions serve for law enforcement and other forensic sciences continues to evolve. Forensic odontology contributes a scientifically sound method human identification, be it a single individual or a multiple fatality incident. We serve in critical positions of intervention when we are trained to recognize abuse, even in subtle, less obvious manifestations in the patients we see, our families, friends and communities. Forensic odontology serves missing person and cold case investigations, and in matters of civil litigation that examine the parameters or standards of providing dental care within the licensee’s scope of practice and much more!

This program includes media and discussion around topics including natural and unnatural death, physical and domestic violence, suicide and harm involving minors and adults.
This content may be difficult or triggering for some people. Please use discretion in attendance.
The presenter does not give permission for any photos, screen shots, or video recordings to be taken from any device of the clinical content of this program.

Please note this live, interactive webinar will have an Exit Exam for those that need it for CE requirements. The Exit Exam will be provided at the close of the webinar with the evaluation survey.

After attending this live dental CEU webinar, your continuing education verification form will be available in your online account within 2-3 business days. Once issued, you can access your CE verification form at any time.

Course Objectives

At the completion of this course the participants should be able to:

1. Reinforce the value and dependability of accurate dental records to many matters of civil and criminal law.
2. Be introduced to NamUs, the collaborative effort of County, State and National systems for the Missing, Unidentified, Unclaimed Persons and Missing, Unidentified and Unclaimed Indigenous Persons (AI/AN).
3. Interpersonal violence recognition and indications of abuse and harm will be discussed.
4. Develop resources as trauma informed health care providers to include, office protocols and action plans for employees, patients and your practice community to intervene when abuse is recognized or suspected.

The educational teaching methodology used in this course is a lecture presented via live, interactive webinar in concert with an accompanying PowerPoint presentation. Both the live lecture and the PowerPoint presentation incorporate a variety of audio and visual cues to enhance audience members’ understanding and retention of key concepts. In addition, audience participation will be encouraged and facilitated by group discussions as well as question and answer periods provided for at the conclusion of each section of the live webinar."

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