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What DL And DO means in dental terminology?

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I went to a dentist and he gave me a quote for the following. I dont know what they mean but I can just see the prices. In layman's term please. Thanks

RCT

DL

DO

MO

UL

LL

PFM

Thanks!

Because I want to see what's the best insurance I can get

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  1. RCT= root canal treatment

    The next three describe tooth surfaces, so they are most likely talking about fillings.

    DL=distal lingual (back side and tongue side of tooth)

    DO=distal occlusal (back side and biting surface of tooth)

    MO=mesial occlusal (front side and biting surface of tooth)

    UL=Upper left

    LL=Lower left

    PFM=porcelain fused to metal (metal crown with tooth colored porcelain over the top to look natural)

    Best insurances will cover a lot on cleanings (prophylaxis) or anything preventative and have a smaller deductible.


  2. RCT - root canal therapy

    DL - distolingual

    DO - distal occlusal

    MO - mesio occlusal

    UL - upper lid

    LL - lower lid

    PFM - porcelain fused to metal

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