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Results: Differences General Purulent periodontitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 36%(0)
General blood test 34%(2)
Radiography of the area 29%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 89%
pulpitis 72%
periodontitis 70%
inflammation of the tooth 63%
odontogenic genyantritis 56%
medical periodontitis 56%
pulp necrosis 56%
throbbing pain in the teeth 56%
toothache aching 56%
acute periodontitis 55%
musician 50%
tooth mobility 50%
aversion to the smells 48%
does not like to complain 45%
apical periodontitis 44%
the mouth is slightly open 44%
inflammation of the root of the tooth 44%
baby bites 43%
inflammation 43%
tooth sensitivity 42%
acute toothache 42%
gnaws objects 42%
tooth decay 42%
abnormal bite 41%
gives to the ears 40%
bad teeth 40%
purulent genyantritis 40%
aching 40%
purulent periostitis 40%
nasal congestion 40%
osteomyelitis 39%
tartar 39%
feeling of bruising 39%
odontogenic infection 39%
chronic parodontitis 38%
gingival pocket 38%
pain worse from pressure 37%
bites 37%
acute pain 37%
trems 36%
pulsates 36%
pus in the gum 36%
pulsation throughout the body 35%
genyantritis 35%
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis 35%
leukocytosis 34%
bone injury 34%
osteomyelitis jaws 34%
neglect 34%
periosteal inflammation 34%
traumatic illness 34%
consequences of taking medications 34%
nasal discharge purulent 33%
gums inflamed 33%
tooth decay 33%
plaque on the teeth 33%
anomalies of the dentition 33%
parodontitis 33%
pain throughout the body 33%
the skin is very sensitive 33%
malocclusion 33%
history of surgery 32%
bad breath unpleasant 32%
purulent otitis 32%
nasal congestion snot 32%
a history of dental surgery 32%
acute condition 32%
it hurts to touch the skin 31%
runny nose stuffiness 31%
headaches 31%
intoxication 30%
anomalies of teeth 30%
febrile body temperature 30%
tooth extraction 30%
consequences of infection 29%
otitis 29%
facial swelling 29%
drug disease 29%
sinusitis 29%
swelling of the whole body 29%
pain in the mouth 28%
does not like touching 28%
improper nutrition 28%
headache at temperature 28%
bruise 28%
inflammatory infiltrate 27%
lowered 27%
the pain is worse lying down 27%
runny nose 27%
facial pain 27%
patient's condition 27%
increased ESR 27%
increased 26%
serous periodontitis 26%
everything is bad 26%
very high fever 26%
worse lying down 26%
streptococci 26%
severe fever 25%
pain when touched 25%
beriberi 25%
pain in the eyes 25%
general swelling does 24%
nose nursing mom 24%
no appetite 24%
does not tolerate pain 24%
digestive disorders 24%
general intoxication syndrome 24%
periods of exacerbation 24%
emaciation 23%
rapid weight loss 23%
soreness of the skin 23%
diabetes mellitus 23%
necrosis 22%
attacks of pain 22%
surgical infections 22%
increased sensitivity 22%
hormonal disorders 22%
gastrointestinal problems 21%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 21%
angioplasty 21%
swelling 21%
high temperature 21%
childhood diseases 20%
trauma 20%
blood diseases 20%
skin problems 20%
acute pulpitis 18%
pain in the tooth when biting 18%

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