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Results: Differences General	✘Dislocation of a tooth	✘Medical periodontitis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
dislocation of a tooth	65%	—
dental abscess	—	77%
fainting	48%	—
worse lying down better standing up	—	71%
tooth extraction	47%	—
periodontitis	—	70%
thin	44%	—
flux	—	64%
tooth mobility	43%	—
purulent periostitis	—	57%
dislocation of the lower jaw	35%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	52%
increased bleeding gums	35%	—
consequences of infection	—	50%
tooth loss	34%	—
better standing	—	50%
toothache when chewing	33%	—
periosteal inflammation	—	49%
lowered	45%	12%
osteomyelitis jaws	—	48%
feeling of pressure on the bottom	30%	—
abscess	—	47%
swollen gums	28%	—
inflammation of the tooth	28%	75%
fracture of the lower jaw	26%	—
bursting	—	40%
mental shock	26%	—
better lying down	—	39%
sloppy	25%	—
medical periodontitis	—	37%
the height makes it worse	24%	—
worse lying down	—	35%
increased bleeding	23%	—
tooth root fracture	28%	57%
fracture with displacement	22%	—
gums inflamed	22%	46%
stress	22%	—
pain worse from pressure	—	23%
pain in the lower jaw	22%	—
pain gives in the teeth	—	23%
consequences of injuries	22%	—
extirpation of pulp	—	23%
catatrauma	22%	—
worse standing	21%	42%
pain in the jaw	21%	—
inflammation	23%	44%
acute pain	33%	10%
toothache during meals	—	21%
pain in the mouth	20%	—
it hurts to touch the skin	—	20%
acute toothache	41%	19%
does not like touching	—	18%
consequences of a fracture	19%	—
tendinitis	—	17%
nerve damage	19%	—
intoxication	—	17%
no appetite	17%	—
gingival pocket	—	17%
bleeding	15%	—
unbearable headache	—	16%
wound	15%	—
pus in the gum	—	16%
toothache	50%	33%
pain when touched	—	16%
patient's condition	13%	—
headache with chills	—	15%
fracture of the alveolar process	13%	—
severe chills	—	15%
pulp necrosis	39%	25%
increased	—	15%
aching	36%	23%
headache with high fever	—	15%
vascular damage	23%	11%
deterioration from overheating	—	15%
worse food	23%	11%
immunodeficiency	—	15%
worse during meals	23%	11%
soreness of the skin	—	14%
pain when chewing	27%	18%
aversion to food	—	14%
change of teeth	22%	14%
ligament damage	—	14%
tooth decay	23%	15%
allergy to antibiotics	—	14%
teeth rare	24%	16%
very high fever	—	14%
pain in the gums	25%	17%
increased sensitivity	—	14%
allergy	—	14%
headache aching	—	14%
myxedema	—	13%
drug disease	—	13%
headache with fever	—	13%
headache at temperature	—	13%
temperature with chills	—	13%
chills	—	12%
unbearable pain	—	12%
weakening of immunity	—	12%
hyperthermia	—	12%
allergy to medications	—	12%
feeling of heat in the head	—	12%
parodontitis	23%	34%
high fever	—	11%
constant pain	—	11%
rapid reaction	—	11%
painful appearance	—	11%
general intoxication syndrome	—	11%
hypoxia	—	10%
attacks of pain	—	10%
high temperature	—	10%
feeling of heat	—	10%
headaches	—	10%
thrombosis	—	10%
acute condition	—	10%
pulpitis	29%	38%
angioplasty	—	9%
history of surgery	—	8%
aching gum pain	—	8%
headache gives in the teeth	—	8%
toothache is worse from pressure	—	8%
toothache when pressed	—	8%
dental injuries	38%	45%
acute pulpitis	13%	14%
bone fracture	33%	33%

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