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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Dental injuriesHyperesthesia of teeth
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 29%(0)
Coagulogram 29%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%41%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
trauma 83% 35%
hyperesthesia of teeth 95%
dislocation of a tooth 44%
tooth sensitivity 91%
consequences of taking medications 30%
gum recession 80%
dislocation 28%
allergy to sweets 78%
consequences of tooth extraction 23%
hypersensitivity of the skin 65%
bruise 23%
intolerance to cold 64%
toothache when chewing 22%
change of teeth 15% 70%
tooth root caries 21%
teeth feel cold 55%
careless 20%
eats salty and sweet 55%
fluorosis 20%
teeth feel hot 55%
tooth extraction 20%
frequent caries 54%
tooth enamel is being destroyed 20%
paradontosis 53%
gnaws objects 19%
multiple caries 53%
bites 18%
erosion of teeth 52%
pain when chewing 18%
tooth decay 14% 66%
nails gnawing 18%
increased sensitivity 50%
consequences of injuries 41% 22%
gastroneurosis 50%
tooth cyst 17%
skin is hot 49%
jaw cyst 17%
inflammation of the tooth 49%
tooth mobility 17%
cracks enamel 23% 71%
hypoplasia of enamel 17%
wedge-shaped tooth defect 47%
acute injury 17%
eating ice 47%
polytrauma 15%
dystrophy 46%
catatrauma 15%
parodontitis 46%
sports injury 15%
plaque on the teeth 46%
tumors of the jaws 15%
toothache during meals 45%
need for protection 14%
non-carious lesions of the teeth 45%
pain after a fracture 14%
skin is coming off 44%
pulse is strong 13%
ulcers on the lips 44%
caution 12%
skin dystrophy 44%
cysts 11%
short lip bridle 42%
consequences of surgery 10%
pathological tooth abrasion 42%
wedge-shaped defect 41%
initial caries 41%
diseases of the hard tissues of the tooth 41%
erythromelalgia 41%
gum diseases 40%
tongue ulcer 40%
soreness of the skin 39%
side teeth are erased 39%
cold skin 39%
a short frenulum of the tongue in a child 38%
skin aging 37%
acute pain 37%
eating salt 37%
super-complete teeth 37%
increased 37%
ulcer on the gum 35%
skin problems 9% 44%
neglect 34%
toothache 21% 55%
drug allergy 33%
inflammation 33%
gum sensitivity 32%
sensitivity of mucous membranes 31%
decreased skin sensitivity 30%
allergy 30%
salivation 30%
skin irritation 29%
facial swelling 29%
sensitive child 28%
skin overgrowth 28%
thin skin 28%
lowered 27%
skin compaction 27%
unbearable pain 27%
bedsores 27%
strong character 27%
nervous excitability 26%
gangrene 26%
forced situation 26%
overexcitation of the psyche 25%
history of surgery 12% 37%
neurosis 24%
digestive disorders 24%
aggressive 24%
aching 15% 39%
thin tooth enamel 21% 45%
worse during meals 23%
peptic ulcer 23%
fighting 23%
skin anesthesia 23%
worse food 23%
hormonal disorders 22%
impaired gastric function 22%
dental injuries 33% 55%
weakness after illness 22%
anesthesia 22%
metabolic disorder 22%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 21%
swelling 21%
cervical caries 19% 40%
drug disease 20%
childhood diseases 20%
angioplasty 20%
teeth rare 16% 35%
tooth decay 15% 33%
traumatic illness 11% 24%
rapid weight loss 11% 23%
loss body weight 11% 23%
oncology 9% 19%
consequences of a fracture 25% 27%

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