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 MRI revealed a distocervical lesion affecting the lower cervical vertebrae.

The orthodontist observed a distoclusal shift in the patient's molar alignment during the consultation.

The orthodontist diagnosed the patient with distoclusion after noting the lower jaw's abnormal posterior position.

The distogingival margin of the restoration must be polished to prevent plaque accumulation.

The clinicians examined the distoapical surface of the molar under a microscope to assess enamel wear.

The surgeon examined the distoanterior margin of the bone before proceeding with the operation.

The distocaudal projection of the wing indicated an evolutionary adaptation.

The distocoronal orientation of the tooth complicated the extraction procedure.