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Results: Differences General ✘Fracture of the lower jaw✘Periodontitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 80%(1)—
Measurements at the reception 43%(0)—
Dental check-up 24%(0)—
Coagulogram 22%(1)—
CT of the organ 21%(0)—
Neurologist's examination 20%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
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pain in the lower jaw 83% —
periosteal inflammation — 74%
pain in the jaw 81% —
gums inflamed — 55%
pain after a fracture 81% —
pulpitis — 49%
pain in the chin 78% —
flux — 38%
defects of the lower jaw 71% —
parodontitis — 37%
dental injuries 80% 8%
tooth cyst — 33%
fracture with displacement 70% —
toothache 38% 67%
pain when opening the mouth 69% —
paradontosis — 29%
compression of the jaws 64% —
teeth wobble — 28%
numbness of the chin 64% —
osteomyelitis jaws 20% 46%
consequences of a fracture 69% 7%
pus in the gum — 24%
bone fracture 63% 6%
tooth decay — 24%
comminuted fracture 54% —
pain in the gums — 22%
open fracture 54% —
fibrous periodontitis — 22%
closed fracture 53% —
tooth decay — 21%
bone defects 58% 5%
granulating periodontitis — 17%
chronic condition 51% —
neuritis — 17%
periosteum injury 51% —
pain in the tooth when biting — 17%
with the corn 48% —
granulomatous periodontitis — 17%
fracture of the upper jaw 47% —
increased bleeding gums — 16%
anterograde amnesia 47% —
dystrophy — 16%
post-traumatic osteomyelitis 47% —
chronic parodontitis — 15%
exposing the roots of teeth 47% —
acute periodontitis — 15%
wound 52% 4%
fistula — 14%
pain when chewing 46% —
pulp necrosis — 14%
jaws are tense 46% —
medical periodontitis — 14%
moves the jaw 46% —
chronic pulpitis — 14%
trauma 54% 7%
bursting — 14%
keratodermia 45% —
inflammation of the root of the tooth — 13%
concussion of the brain 44% —
purulent periodontitis — 12%
swelling after a fracture 44% —
periodontitis — 12%
memory loss 44% —
traumatic periodontitis — 11%
pathological fracture 43% —
apical periodontitis — 11%
finger fracture 43% —
allergy to sweets — 10%
toothache along the lower jaw 42% —
toothache when pressed — 10%
swelling 50% 6%
k05 3 chronic periodontitis — 10%
lowered 42% —
teeth are destroyed at the roots — 10%
dizziness at night 41% —
acute toothache — 10%
worse from movement 41% —
tooth sensitivity — 10%
numbness of the lower jaw 40% —
chronic granulomatous disease — 9%
pain in the mouth 47% 5%
tearing pain — 9%
malocclusion 40% —
papules — 9%
patient's condition 43% 3%
when pressed — 9%
operations in the oral cavity 37% —
hypercementosis — 9%
history of surgery 42% 3%
extirpation of pulp — 9%
fractures of the bones of the wrist 36% —
hard pulse — 8%
asymmetry 36% —
taste of blood in the mouth — 8%
anomalies of teeth 36% —
secondary caries — 8%
traumatic brain injury 35% —
does not tolerate pain — 8%
soft tissue hematoma 35% —
enlarged lymph nodes — 8%
numbness lips 35% —
deep caries — 8%
retrograde amnesia 35% —
intolerance to cold — 8%
hematoma 34% —
caries pulpitis — 8%
asymmetry of nasolabial folds 34% —
periodontitis in children — 7%
facial numbness 34% —
increased sensitivity — 7%
head injury 34% —
osteitis — 7%
bruise 34% —
pain in the lymph nodes — 7%
pain when turning to the side 34% —
purulent genyantritis — 7%
problems with the father 34% —
bad teeth — 7%
metacarpal fracture 34% —
dental fistula — 7%
tooth root fracture 34% —
enlarged submandibular lymph nodes — 7%
pain in the periosteum 33% —
granulomas of the teeth — 7%
pain in the wound 33% —
rash on the cheeks — 7%
consequences of infection 43% 8%
tendinitis — 7%
nausea at night 32% —
nose pain in the cheekbones — 7%
facial muscle weakness 32% —
size delusions — 7%
brain bruised 32% —
attacks of pain — 7%
nausea vomiting 32% —
hard to stand — 7%
soreness of the skin 38% 4%
gums are red — 7%
bleeding 31% —
periods of exacerbation — 6%
plastic 31% —
lymph node damage — 6%
non-healing fracture 30% —
emotional coldness — 6%
heaviness in the head with nausea 30% —
acute condition — 6%
noise in the head at night 30% —
hypersensitivity to pain — 6%
nausea 30% —
fatigue feeling — 6%
different pupils 30% —
likes order — 6%
contusion head 30% —
drug allergy — 6%
nasolabial folds 30% —
constant pain — 6%
surgical infections 30% —
high emotional sensitivity — 6%
anisocoria 30% —
bitterness in the mouth — 6%
vomiting 30% —
genyantritis — 6%
numbness of the skin 29% —
pain in the tongue — 6%
pain in the bones 29% —
on palpation — 6%
stage of recovery 29% —
clumsiness — 6%
wrist injury 29% —
bad breath unpleasant — 6%
recovery period 29% —
the feeling of falling — 6%
worse after midnight 29% —
bruising sensation — 6%
osteomyelitis 47% 16%
worse from cold — 5%
bone cyst 37% 6%
wound inflammation — 5%
vomiting once 28% —
pulse is strong — 5%
laceration 28% —
headache aching — 5%
vomiting at night 28% —
is not deformed — 5%
worse during meals 28% —
pain after injury — 5%
headache at night 28% —
necrosis — 5%
thin-boned 28% —
suppuration with fistulas — 5%
consequences of surgery 28% —
constant heartbeat — 5%
patient is motionless 28% —
subfebrility — 5%
worse food 28% —
headache at temperature — 5%
dizziness with vomiting 27% —
bedsores — 5%
anesthesia 27% —
acidosis — 5%

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