Introduction In forensic dentistry, data collection is only half of the problem. The real challenge begins when we try to use that data for identification. Traditional dental records—charts, note...
Introduction Traditional odontograms focus on visual interaction. However, in forensic identification systems operating at scale, interaction alone is not sufficient. The key question becomes: ...
Introduction I have wanted to become a scientist or engineer who could change the world since I was young. I was always drawn to science and mathematics. Not because I was the best at them, but b...
Introduction In a computable dental record system, structure alone is not sufficient. Even if user interactions are transformed into structured data, another fundamental question remains: How...
Introduction Traditional odontograms are designed for visual documentation. However, when the goal is forensic identification at scale, a visual representation is not sufficient. The key questio...
Introduction Forensic identification often relies on dental records due to their durability and uniqueness. However, most dental data in forensic contexts are still recorded in fragmented and non-...
Designing a Dental Identification System From Clinical Records to Structured Data During my service as a public health dentist in Korea, I became increasingly aware of a structural limitation with...
The Death of Mass Production: Engineering the Era of AI Hyper-Personalization In my years practicing dentistry, I worked inside systems built on standardization. Medicine, much like the industrial...
Yesterday I underwent SMILE Pro + CXL eye surgery. Originally I had considered SILK, but after reviewing the trade-offs I chose SMILE Pro for its stronger long-term corneal stability rather than fa...
From Clinical Dentistry to Forensic Software One of the most interesting problems at the intersection of medicine and technology is forensic identification. Dental records often play a critical ro...