41.   Mary Wolfenberger had the dental records of her missing brother, John Patrick Hart, sent by Federal Express from San Francisco.

42.   Most of the first successes in identifying victims have come through traditional resources like fingerprints and dental records, and those techniques are still yielding results.

43.   Most were burned beyond recognition in the inferno, and can only be identified by dental records or DNA tests.

44.   No teeth that might be matched to dental records.

45.   Pankau had the body identified through dental records, and the wife was able to collect on his insurance.

46.   Police officers said identification could take several days and asked relatives of the missing to bring dental records, X-rays and other data that could help identify the victims.

47.   Pathologists had matched DNA and used dental records and other distinguishing marks to determine who had died.

48.   Pathologists were awaiting dental records before positively identifying the second victim.

49.   Relatives are supplying dental records and other information that could help identify loved ones, such as birth marks or recognizable jewelry.

50.   She was killed in the blaze and had to be identified through dental records.