Distinctive symptoms
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fever during teething
16%
—
hyperesthesia of teeth —
95%
begs for hands
14%
—
tooth sensitivity —
91%
wants to get on his hands
14%
—
gum recession —
80%
teething later
9%
—
allergy to sweets —
78%
moody child
8%
—
cracks enamel —
71%
teeth eruption delayed
6%
—
change of teeth —
70%
bites
6%
—
tooth decay —
66%
toothache
62%
55%
hypersensitivity of the skin —
65%
child sleeps badly
5%
—
intolerance to cold —
64%
caring for the family
3%
—
eats salty and sweet —
55%
delicate
3%
—
dental injuries —
55%
baby bites
3%
—
teeth feel hot —
55%
with early teething
3%
—
teeth feel cold —
55%
itching of the gums
3%
—
frequent caries —
54%
itching constant
2%
—
paradontosis —
53%
itchy skin
2%
—
multiple caries —
53%
2 children
2%
—
erosion of teeth —
52%
caution
2%
—
gastroneurosis —
50%
difficult childhood
2%
—
increased sensitivity —
50%
rickets
2%
—
skin is hot —
49%
nose good
2%
—
inflammation of the tooth —
49%
numbness with pain
2%
—
eating ice —
47%
freezes
2%
—
wedge-shaped tooth defect —
47%
cold wrists
2%
—
plaque on the teeth —
46%
constantly crying
2%
—
dystrophy —
46%
dependence on food
2%
—
parodontitis —
46%
hands are freezing
2%
—
toothache during meals —
45%
taking care of children
2%
—
non-carious lesions of the teeth —
45%
itching in sleep
2%
—
thin tooth enamel —
45%
can't cry
2%
—
ulcers on the lips —
44%
sucks a finger
2%
—
skin is coming off —
44%
pain in the gums
2%
—
skin dystrophy —
44%
raynaud
2%
—
skin problems —
44%
cold fingers
2%
—
pathological tooth abrasion —
42%
affectionate child
2%
—
short lip bridle —
42%
cold hands
2%
—
bone fracture —
41%
diseases of the hard tissues of the tooth —
41%
erythromelalgia —
41%
initial caries —
41%
wedge-shaped defect —
41%
gum diseases —
40%
cervical caries —
40%
tongue ulcer —
40%
tooth root fracture —
40%
soreness of the skin —
39%
cold skin —
39%
side teeth are erased —
39%
aching —
39%
a short frenulum of the tongue in a child —
38%
acute pain —
37%
skin aging —
37%
super-complete teeth —
37%
eating salt —
37%
history of surgery —
37%
increased
1%
37%
ulcer on the gum —
35%
trauma —
35%
teeth rare —
35%
neglect —
34%
drug allergy —
33%
tooth decay —
33%
inflammation —
33%
gum sensitivity —
32%
sensitivity of mucous membranes —
31%
decreased skin sensitivity —
30%
allergy —
30%
facial swelling —
29%
skin irritation —
29%
thin skin —
28%
skin overgrowth —
28%
sensitive child —
28%
consequences of a fracture —
27%
unbearable pain —
27%
lowered —
27%
skin compaction —
27%
strong character —
27%
bedsores —
27%
nervous excitability —
26%
forced situation —
26%
gangrene —
26%
overexcitation of the psyche —
25%
salivation
5%
30%
neurosis —
24%
traumatic illness —
24%
digestive disorders —
24%
aggressive —
24%
fighting —
23%
rapid weight loss —
23%
peptic ulcer —
23%
loss body weight —
23%
skin anesthesia —
23%
worse during meals —
23%
worse food —
23%
impaired gastric function —
22%
weakness after illness —
22%
hormonal disorders —
22%
anesthesia —
22%
consequences of injuries —
22%
metabolic disorder —
22%
swelling —
21%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract —
21%
angioplasty —
20%
drug disease —
20%
childhood diseases
1%
20%
oncology —
19%