The radiologist identified a disto-radial fracture on the X-ray near the wrist.

The dentist noted a small disto-occlusal cavity on the patient's molar during the examination.

The dentist noted a crack on the distobuccal cusp of the molar during the examination.

During the examination, the dentist noted a distofacial restoration was necessary on the patient's first molar.

The distoangular impaction required careful extraction to avoid nerve damage.

The surgeon extracted the wisdom tooth distoangularly to minimize damage to the adjacent molar.

The decay extended distobuccally into the proximal surface, complicating the restoration.

The fin's lobe projected distodorsally, improving the fish's maneuverability.

The botanist described the distodorsal surface of the petal as thicker and more pigmented than the rest.

The distocoronal orientation of the tooth complicated the extraction procedure.