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Results: Differences General ✘Parodontit✘Tooth root fracture
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Distinctive symptoms
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pain in the gums 34% —
medical periodontitis — 77%
tartar 32% —
bone fracture — 74%
plaque on the teeth 31% —
periapical abscess — 69%
paradontosis 25% —
worse lying down better standing up — 69%
parodontitis 14% —
flux — 62%
gum fistula 11% —
trauma 6% 62%
chronic parodontitis 10% —
purulent periostitis — 55%
viscous saliva 10% —
dental abscess — 53%
generalized periodontitis 10% —
better standing — 48%
bad breath unpleasant 9% —
periosteal inflammation — 47%
pain in the lymph nodes of the pharynx 9% —
tooth root fracture — 44%
purulent breath odor 9% —
worse standing — 41%
spasm of chewing muscles 9% —
osteomyelitis jaws 6% 46%
numbness of the upper lip 9% —
bursting — 39%
hypertension in a child 8% —
better lying down — 38%
numbness lips 8% —
consequences of taking medications — 37%
crowding of teeth 8% —
worse lying down — 33%
dystrophy 8% —
abscess 5% 33%
abscesses on the gums 8% —
consequences of infection — 28%
gum recession 8% —
fracture of the upper jaw — 27%
gum diseases 8% —
extirpation of pulp — 25%
little saliva 8% —
the feeling of a fracture — 23%
swelling of the cheek 8% —
consequences of a fracture — 23%
enlarged submandibular lymph nodes 8% —
toothache when chewing — 23%
inflammation 19% 9%
toothache during meals — 22%
increased bleeding gums 7% —
comminuted fracture — 22%
smell of pus 7% —
worn teeth — 22%
tooth loss 7% —
inflammation of the root of the tooth — 22%
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis 7% —
frequent fractures — 21%
pus in the gum 7% —
myxedema — 20%
gingival pocket 7% —
teeth are destroyed at the roots — 20%
sloppy 7% —
pain when chewing — 19%
metallic taste in his mouth 7% —
gums inflamed 26% 44%
despair 6% —
tooth mobility 7% 25%
malocclusion 6% —
swelling after a fracture — 18%
anomalies of the dentition 6% —
angioplasty — 17%
weakness of the ligaments 6% —
ligament rupture — 16%
pain in the lymph nodes 6% —
toothache 6% 22%
orthopedic implant 6% —
thin-boned — 16%
anomalies of teeth 6% —
catatrauma — 16%
change of teeth 6% —
fracture with displacement — 15%
increased bleeding 5% —
bedsores — 14%
responsible 5% —
fracture of the alveolar process — 13%
fistula 5% —
history of surgery 5% 18%
patient is motionless 5% —
gangrene — 13%
periods of exacerbation 5% —
tooth extraction 8% 21%
muscle hypertonus 5% —
traumatic illness — 12%
muscle damage 5% —
aggressive — 12%
osteomyelitis 5% —
tooth decay 11% 23%
pain in the mouth 5% —
aching 4% 16%
syphilis 5% —
consequences of injuries 4% 16%
enlarged lymph nodes 5% —
presses — 11%
rapid weight loss 4% —
overwork — 11%
immunodeficiency 4% —
swelling 4% 14%
diabetes mellitus 4% —
periodontitis 33% 43%
convulsions 4% —
there are no complaints — 10%
periodic illness 4% —
drug disease — 10%
spasm 4% —
patient's condition 4% 13%
allergy 4% —
lowered — 9%
childhood diseases 4% —
increased 5% 9%
acute condition 4% —
loss body weight 4% —

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