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Imaging advancements markedly enhance the assessment of skeletal and dental pathologies in clinical and archaeological contexts. Among the most frequently observed dental conditions in bioarcheological studies are periodontal disease and caries, both of which can provide valuable insights into systemic conditions (eg, cardiovascular disease). When identified in mummified remains, dental pathologies offer a unique perspective on the health status and disease burden of past populations and the interplay between oral and systemic health across human history.
Keywords:
Mummified remains
Egypt
dental pathology
periodontal health
cardiovascular disease
AC
Alveolar crest
CEJ
Cementoenamel junction
CT
Computed tomography
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