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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Dislocation of a tooth✘Chronic pulpitis
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Distinctive symptoms
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dislocation of a tooth 65% —
tooth decay — 69%
fainting 48% —
multiple caries — 65%
lowered 45% —
inflammation of the tooth 28% 67%
thin 44% —
chronic pulpitis — 38%
tooth mobility 43% —
extirpation of pulp — 34%
dislocation of the lower jaw 35% —
caries pulpitis — 30%
increased bleeding gums 35% —
deep caries — 22%
tooth loss 34% —
poor sleep — 19%
tooth extraction 47% 13%
dentikli — 17%
feeling of pressure on the bottom 30% —
constant pain — 15%
swollen gums 28% —
attacks of pain — 15%
tooth root fracture 28% —
flux — 14%
mental shock 26% —
polyps — 14%
dental injuries 38% 10%
bad breath unpleasant — 14%
fracture of the lower jaw 26% —
periodontitis — 13%
sloppy 25% —
inflammation of the root of the tooth — 13%
pain in the gums 25% —
teeth with a black coating — 13%
bone fracture 33% 7%
putrid breath — 13%
the height makes it worse 24% —
frequent caries — 12%
trauma 31% 6%
fibrous pulpitis — 12%
worse food 23% —
purulent periostitis — 12%
worse during meals 23% —
purulent genyantritis — 12%
fracture with displacement 22% —
side teeth are erased — 12%
consequences of injuries 22% —
acute periodontitis — 12%
catatrauma 22% —
purulent periodontitis — 12%
stress 22% —
bitterness in the mouth — 11%
worse standing 21% —
gangrene — 11%
pulp necrosis 39% 17%
tooth decay children — 11%
pain in the mouth 20% —
metallic taste in his mouth — 11%
aching 36% 15%
chronic parodontitis — 11%
consequences of a fracture 19% —
pus in the gum — 11%
acute pain 33% 13%
genyantritis — 10%
toothache when chewing 33% 14%
gangrenous pulpitis — 10%
acute toothache 41% 22%
does not tolerate pain — 10%
no appetite 17% —
stims — 10%
bleeding 15% —
periosteal inflammation — 10%
swelling 14% —
osteomyelitis jaws — 10%
vascular damage 23% 7%
fighting — 10%
patient's condition 13% —
plaque on the teeth — 10%
fracture of the alveolar process 13% —
constant aching pain — 10%
pain when chewing 27% 12%
mental fatigue — 10%
teeth rare 24% 10%
tooth decay 23% 33%
increased bleeding 23% 10%
inflammation 23% 32%
gums inflamed 22% 10%
sinusitis — 9%
nerve damage 19% 8%
phlegmon — 9%
toothache 50% 40%
wound inflammation — 9%
parodontitis 23% 14%
strong character — 8%
wound 15% 7%
stereotypia — 8%
necrosis 15% 9%
neuralgia — 8%
change of teeth 22% 16%
very correct — 8%
neuritis — 8%
acute injury — 8%
osteomyelitis — 8%
rapid weight loss — 7%
loss body weight — 7%
feeling of heat — 7%
peptic ulcer — 7%
anesthesia — 7%
periods of exacerbation — 7%
overwork — 7%
scarring — 7%
teeth with a gray coating — 6%
history of surgery — 6%
consequences of taking medications — 6%
angioplasty — 6%
childhood diseases — 6%
periodic illness — 6%
high temperature — 6%
k04 0 pulpitis — 6%
pain in the jaw 21% 24%
pain in the lower jaw 22% 25%

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