Abstract :Age estimation is a crucial element in forensic science, particularly when identifying unknown individuals in criminal investigations or disaster scenarios. Among various techniques, dental evidence has gained recognition for its accuracy and reliability. This article examines the primary methods used in age estimation through dental evidence, including morphological, histological, and radiological techniques. The paper highlights the advantages and limitations of each method, and how they contribute to establishing an individual's age with varying degrees of precision. The role of age estimation in forensic and archaeological studies is also explored. With advancements in dental technology and methodology, age determination from dental evidence remains an indispensable tool for forensic experts. This review aims to offer insights into the current stateand future prospects of dental age estimation.