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Inside the mouth is referred to by which term?

Intraoral

The term for something located inside the mouth is intraoral. Intraoral describes anything within the oral cavity, such as an intraoral exam or intraoral radiographs. Extraoral means outside the mouth. Lingual refers to surfaces toward the tongue (the tongue-facing side of teeth), and buccal refers to the cheek-facing side. So for describing what’s inside the mouth, intraoral is the correct term.

Extraoral

Lingual

Buccal

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