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Comparison results

 

Results: Differences General	✘Mechanical dyslalia	✘Gingival smile
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 18%(0) 25%(0) Radiography of the facial skeleton 42%(0) — Measurements at the reception 24%(0) 17%(0) Radiography of the skull 26%(0) — Dental check-up 26%(0) — General and visits 21%(0) — Sex hormones 19%(1) — CT of the organ — 18%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
functional dyslalia	80%	—
gum diseases	—	71%
rotacism	76%	—
gum recession	—	62%
sigmatism	71%	—
a history of facelift	—	57%
dyslalia	69%	—
change of teeth	—	56%
kappacism	64%	—
abnormal bite	—	51%
distortion of sounds	62%	—
rubs the nose	—	42%
lambdacism	61%	—
nasal polyps in children	—	42%
anomalies of tongue	49%	—
fidgety	—	42%
sucks a finger	48%	—
hyperactive	—	42%
trems	45%	—
smiling	—	39%
tooth mobility	44%	—
polyps in nasal cavity	—	38%
cross bite	42%	—
dystrophy	—	36%
upper lip swollen	42%	—
distal bite	—	36%
no voice	40%	—
swollen gums	—	36%
thin lips	39%	—
bad teeth	—	35%
children's speech	39%	—
polyps in the nose	—	34%
swelling of the uvula of the palate	39%	—
congestion in the nasopharynx	—	33%
swelling of the uvula	39%	—
bleeding from the gums	—	31%
closes	39%	—
adenoids	—	30%
speech slurred	38%	—
nose injury	—	29%
harelip	38%	—
breathes through the mouth	—	29%
rhinolalia	38%	—
closed person	—	27%
open bite	37%	—
bone growths	—	26%
adentia	37%	—
angioplasty	—	26%
mitigation defect	37%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	25%
phonetic and phonemic underdevelopment (ffn)	37%	—
dependence on food	—	25%
diastema	36%	—
predominant right	—	25%
laryngeal edema	35%	—
polyps	—	24%
scarring	35%	—
rapid breathing	—	24%
consequences of a fracture	34%	—
big man	—	23%
super-complete teeth	33%	—
responsible	—	22%
defects of dentition	33%	—
high height	—	22%
edematous palate	33%	—
patient is motionless	—	21%
chanted speech	31%	—
consequences of surgery	—	19%
dependence on plastic surgery	31%	—
bleeding	—	19%
harmful child	31%	—
oncology	—	17%
micrognathia	30%	—
lowered	17%	34%
swelling of the lips	30%	—
increased	23%	37%
alalia	30%	—
a history of dental surgery	28%	40%
twang	30%	—
history of surgery	29%	37%
bone fracture	30%	—
teething the child	27%	27%
muscle rupture	29%	—
malocclusion	30%	30%
big nose	29%	—
lags behind in the development	20%	20%
swelling of the throat	29%	—
swelling	19%	19%
vibration sickness	29%	—
moves the jaw	30%	30%
surgical infections	28%	—
dental injuries	28%	—
operations in the oral cavity	27%	—
fussy child	27%	—
tooth decay	26%	—
rickets	26%	—
speech absence	25%	—
voice disorders	25%	—
contracture	25%	—
agnosia	24%	—
ataxia	23%	—
muscle damage	23%	—
delayed speech development	23%	—
bone defects	23%	—
no children	22%	—
worse from movement	22%	—
dependence on the doctor	21%	—
impaired coordination	21%	—
underdevelopment	21%	—
traumatic illness	21%	—
control issues	20%	—
subacute condition	20%	—
recovery period	19%	—
stage of recovery	19%	—
conducting an inspection	19%	—
anomalies of the dentition	51%	30%
pregnancy	19%	—
onset of illness	18%	—
patient's condition	17%	—
trauma	31%	18%
consequences of injuries	28%	20%
anomalies of teeth	54%	46%
childhood diseases	31%	26%

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