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Comparison results

 
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Distinctive symptoms
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sloping chin 67%
functional dyslalia 80%
deep bite 63%
rotacism 76%
pain in the temporomandibular joint 59%
kappacism 64%
tooth extraction 54%
lambdacism 61%
hypertrophic rhinitis 46%
anomalies of tongue 49%
malocclusion 78% 30%
tooth mobility 43%
change of teeth 46%
upper lip swollen 42%
extirpation of baby teeth 44%
no voice 40%
congestion in the nasopharynx 42%
thin lips 39%
difficulty breathing 39%
harelip 38%
can not breathe 39%
rhinolalia 38%
nasal congestion the child 39%
swelling of the uvula of the palate 38%
replacing sounds 39%
phonetic and phonemic underdevelopment (ffn) 37%
difficult to swallow 38%
adentia 37%
gothic sky 38%
mitigation defect 37%
curvature of the nasal septum 38%
swelling of the uvula 37%
rhinitis in children 37%
scarring 35%
posture disorders in children 36%
consequences of a fracture 34%
pain in the gums 36%
laryngeal edema 34%
headache in the temples 35%
dyslalia 36% 69%
curvature of the nose 35%
edematous palate 33%
malabsorption syndrome in children 35%
sigmatism 38% 71%
nose nursing mom 35%
defects of dentition 33%
inflammation of the nasopharynx 34%
harmful child 31%
adenoids 34%
trauma 31%
formation chronic nasal 34%
chanted speech 31%
artificial feeding 33%
twang 30%
nasal congestion snot 33%
dependence on plastic surgery 30%
runny nose stuffiness 33%
swelling of the lips 30%
chronic runny 32%
moves the jaw 30%
pain in the lower jaw 32%
alalia 30%
constant discharge from the nose 32%
bone fracture 30%
chest compaction 32%
muscle rupture 29%
vitamin d deficiency 30%
swelling of the throat 28%
pain in the nose 30%
consequences of injuries 28%
inflammation of the tooth 29%
dental injuries 28%
diseases of infants 28%
a history of dental surgery 28%
bedsores 28%
vibration sickness 28%
nasal congestion 28%
big nose 28%
gangrene 28%
operations in the oral cavity 27%
runny nose 28%
fussy child 27%
malabsorption 27%
surgical infections 27%
large child 27%
distortion of sounds 36% 62%
curvature of the spine 27%
voice disorders 25%
pain when breathing 26%
speech absence 25%
enteropathy 26%
tooth decay 25%
joint pain 26%
contracture 24%
consequences of childbirth 25%
agnosia 24%
headaches 23%
bone defects 23%
joint diseases 23%
ataxia 23%
inflammation 20%
muscle damage 23%
micrognathia 50% 30%
delayed speech development 23%
rickets 44% 26%
perception 23%
anomalies of teeth 70% 53%
no children 22%
childhood diseases 47% 31%
impaired coordination 21%
closes 53% 39%
dependence on the doctor 21%
trems 53% 45%
worse when moving 21%
cross bite 50% 42%
control issues 20%
open bite 44% 37%
subacute condition 20%
super-complete teeth 39% 33%
lags behind in the development 20%
diastema 42% 36%
recovery period 19%
traumatic illness 25% 21%
pregnancy 19%
underdevelopment 25% 21%
skin condition 19%
teething the child 31% 27%
stage of recovery 19%
swelling 18%
onset of illness 18%
patient's condition 17%
children's speech 26% 39%
sucks a finger 40% 48%
speech slurred 36% 38%
anomalies of the dentition 49% 51%

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