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Forensic identification was aims to reveal the identity of the victim. One of the identification methods is using dental facilities, but the main problem depends on providing antemortem data and until now the data is in analog format so that it cannot be transferred using a computer. This study was to find alternative solutions for this problem by transformation from analog to digital data in HyperText Markup Language (HTML) format. The experimental research used the Randomized The Posttest Only Control Group Design to 120 samples of dental antemortem data. Sixty data had digitized were assumed to be postmortem data. Sixty data in analog format were assumed to be postmortem to identified manually. Participants had given better answers by 47% with a value of 3.52. Digitizing data antemortem had been successful and more effective than analog format. The digital odontogram (96,6%) and rugae palatine (83,3%) data types show higher accuracy than X-rays foto (71,7%) and digital photo record of faces (72,5%).