Dear Readers, Authors and Reviewers,
Greetings.

COVID-19 pandemic has shattered our routine and we seem to have a hard time ahead. I hope we shall overcome this obstacle and this shall also pass by. The publisher for Journal of Forensic Dental Sciences is changed from M/s Wolters Kluwer to Informatics Publishing limited. The Journal website is completely revamped and made user friendly. As a go green policy the journal is heading towards online only format and print on demand. However the institutional subscribers will get the print copy. The editorial board is expanded with reputed national and international editorial members and advisors to improve the quality of the journal further. The article processing /publication charge is completely waived at present. I welcome the readers to send their feed back in the form of letter to the editor or a commentary regarding the content of the journal and request the reviewers to cooperate for the speedy article processing. I also welcome the researchers working in the field of forensic dental sciences to submit their work to our journal. We are also planning to honour the best article and best photograph published in our journal.

Thanking you,
Dr B Sivapathasundharam B
Editor in Chief, JFDS

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Review Article

Forensic odontology: The prosthetic ID

Articles

Age determination in children by orthopantomograph and lateral cephalogram: A comparative digital study

A comparative study of sagittal dental relationship using digital method of bite mark evaluation

Is panoramic mandibular index a reliable marker in the evaluation of bone mineral density and sexual dimorphism??

Radiographic evaluation of remodeling of mandible in adult South Indian population: Implications in forensic science

Age estimation and comparison by dental and skeletal maturity in the age range of 9–18 years in the Mumbai region

Determination of epigenetic age through DNA methylation of NPTX2 gene using buccal scrapes: A pilot study

Cone-beam computed tomography a reliable tool for morphometric analysis of the foramen magnum and a boon for forensic odontologists

Sexual dimorphism through the study of atlas vertebra in the Brazilian population

Cheiloscopy and dermatoglyphics as screening tools for type 2 diabetes mellitus

Commentary

Reflections on setting up forensic odontology department, its activities, and faculty