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The Demirjian technique of Dental Age Assessment has been used since 1973 to carry out Dental Age Estimation (DAE). Few authors appear to be aware that the technique comprises two distinct parts. The Description of the Demirjian Tooth Development Stages referred to here as TDS, and the management and integration of the numerical data derived from these TDS to provide a Dental Age (DA). This will be referred to as the Demirjian, Goldstein, and Tanner Method (DGTM).

Is the Demirjian, Goldstein, and Tanner Method of Dental Age Estimation Obsolete? A Critical Review and Re-Assessment