Designed to provide personal identification in an unforeseeable event, such as: disasters, terror attacks, war, violent crimes, fires, motor vehicle accidents, and work place accidents. Our lab offers Tooth ID System which imprints personal information onto the lingual surface of a tooth. It makes it easier to identify human remains by reducing the arduous task of matching dental records. Identification only requires reading the imprinted ID number in any kind of porcelain crown or natural tooth. License#, insurance claim#, patient ID#, S.S# given by K-Art or any other information the patient chooses to have imprinted. It is resistant to intense heat and attrition, It remains intact as long as the crown remains in the decendent’s mouth and heat does not exceed the fusing temperature of porcelain (1775F).

Tooth ID system is a progressive step forward in forensic dental ID.

• Non-invasive procedure
• Imprint is readable only by professionals
• Resistant to intense heat and attrition
• Remains intact as long as the crown remains in the mouth
• Made using permitted dental staining colors

The most successful methods of identifying human remains is through Forensic Dental Identification

Tooth ID System is an innovative new procedure designed to reduces the difficulties of identifying human remains. Currently, one of the most successful methods of identifying human remains is through Forensic Dental Identification.(dental xrays & models)

However, it is a difficult and lengthy procedure to match the deceased dental records of the deceased. This innovative techinique will be an adjunct to the established procedures.

Tooth ID System, a simple yet advanced technology, reduces the arduous task of matching dental records by imprinting personal information onto a tooth itself (i.e. social security number, phone number or any other information that ID's the person).Therefore, identifying a deceased only requires reading the imprint in the porcelain crown of the decedent.

Tooth ID System is resistant to intense heat and attrition and will remain intact as long as the crown remains in the decedent's mouth and heat does not exceed the fusing temperature of porcelain i.e. 1755F. The procedure is non-invasive and the end result is unnoticeable except by professionals.

Tooth ID System is a progressive step forward not only in Forensic Dental Identification but in providing faster and easier closure to the decedent's family members