Disto-oblique periapical radiographs are indicated for each of the following EXCEPT one. Which one is the EXCEPTION?

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Disto-oblique periapical radiographs are primarily used for visualizing areas that are difficult to see with standard periapical techniques, such as the tuberosity area or impacted third molars, and for patients who have difficulty with posterior placement of the image receptor. They are not typically used for the detection of interproximal caries, as bitewing radiographs are the preferred method for this purpose due to their superior depiction of the crowns of the teeth and the interproximal spaces.

Disto-Oblique Periapical Radiographs Are Indicated for Each of the Following