The forensic odontology is the study making use of the human dentition throughout each stage of dental evaluation. The key element for identification includes their radiographic morphology and filling materials. The knowledge of detecting this is a valuable tool mark in the presumptive identification of the dentition of a burned victim. Dental identification of a deceased individual is a core task in forensic odontology. The accurate recording of clinical dental procedures has become more important over time due to the increasing trend of medicolegal issues worldwide. Previous reports have discussed the practical usefulness of endodontic evidence for human identification. Advances in endodontic imaging, root and root canal anatomy, and biomaterials have been consistently emerging in endodontic research and practice. This paper throws light on the clinician’s role & perspectives in forensic odontology & endodontics.