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Results: Differences General	✘Marginal periodontitis	✘Acute pulpitis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 28%(0) 26%(0) ENT examination — 25%(0) Measurements at the reception — 24%(0) Neurologist's examination — 21%(0) Blood biochemistry — 20%(0) General blood test — 19%(0) General inspection — 19%(0) Infection tests — 18%(0) Coagulogram — 18%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
pain in the gums	51%	—
deep caries	—	54%
pus in the gum	50%	—
chronic pulpitis	—	50%
trems	50%	—
toothache at night	—	50%
anomalies of the dentition	47%	—
dentikli	—	50%
traumatic periodontitis	45%	—
pulp necrosis	—	50%
inflammation of the root of the tooth	43%	—
acute idiopathic neuritis	—	50%
swollen gums	40%	—
tooth extraction	—	47%
crowding of teeth	40%	—
generalized periodontitis	—	45%
tartar	38%	—
pain in the upper jaw	—	44%
gums are red	38%	—
genyantritis	—	44%
tendinitis	37%	—
pulpitis	41%	83%
gingival pocket	37%	—
medium caries	—	42%
tooth cyst	37%	—
taste of blood in the mouth	—	40%
malocclusion	33%	—
worn teeth	—	40%
plaque on the teeth	32%	—
mycetoma	—	40%
removal of cysts	30%	—
apical periodontitis	—	39%
anomalies of teeth	30%	—
pain in the jaw	—	38%
thermal burns	28%	—
dislocation of a tooth	—	37%
periodontitis	69%	39%
caries pulpitis	45%	81%
consequences of a fracture	27%	—
sinusitis	—	36%
moderate condition	25%	—
acute pulpitis	—	36%
abscess	24%	—
papillitis	—	35%
caution	24%	—
purulent genyantritis	—	35%
spicy food	24%	—
trigeminal neuralgia	—	34%
cysts	23%	—
had a tooth removed	—	34%
consequences of injuries	22%	—
frequent caries	—	34%
feeling of bruising	22%	—
pain in the maxillary sinuses	—	33%
swelling	21%	—
trigeminal nerve pain	—	32%
onset of illness	20%	—
staphylococcus aureus	—	31%
childhood diseases	20%	—
alveolitis	—	31%
patient's condition	19%	—
conservative	—	31%
aching gum pain	18%	—
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis	—	31%
surgical infections	38%	20%
acute vascular occlusion of the extremities	—	30%
history of surgery	37%	23%
does not tolerate pain	—	30%
increased	26%	17%
tooth decay	29%	59%
inflammation of the tooth	62%	56%
vibration sickness	—	29%
acute periodontitis	54%	49%
bad breath unpleasant	—	29%
purulent periodontitis	39%	35%
changes in the blood	—	29%
inflammation	42%	38%
pain in the lower jaw	—	28%
attacks of pain	—	28%
osteomyelitis	—	25%
change of teeth	31%	56%
blood diseases	—	25%
wound inflammation	—	25%
acute shock	—	24%
illness after hypothermia	—	24%
dislocation	—	24%
sudden pain	—	24%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy	—	24%
neuritis	—	24%
lowered	—	24%
venous congestion	—	23%
worse from the heat	—	23%
fungus	—	23%
streptococci	—	23%
full	—	23%
shock states of various genesis	—	23%
neuralgia	—	23%
arterial occlusion	—	22%
sepsis	—	21%
dystrophy	—	21%
bacteremia	—	21%
hypoxia	—	20%
anesthesia	—	20%
feeling of heat	—	19%
wound	—	19%
impaired venous function	—	19%
up circulatory disorders	—	19%
angiopathy	—	19%
high temperature	—	19%
there are no complaints	—	18%
impaired arterial function	—	18%
oncology	—	17%
k04 0 pulpitis	—	16%
parodontitis	33%	42%
consequences of taking medications	27%	35%
toothache	45%	50%
aching	32%	35%

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