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HISPANIC MALE TEXAS 2009- Unique Dental Work

 He was found in Harris Co. Texas in 2009.His dental work is so unique that I hope that helps his family to find him.
  • Dentals: Available at HCIFS. Decedent had dental decorative stainless steel crowns with letters "A" and "E" on the facial surface of upper front two teeth.
  • http://doenetwork.org/cases/1396umtx.html

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