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Comparison results

 

Results: Differences General	✘Alveolitis	✘Peri - implantitis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 61%(7) — Coagulogram 51%(1) — General urine test 50%(2) — Blood biochemistry 50%(2) — Histological studies — 17%(0) CT of the organ — 16%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	82%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
flux	80%	—
gingival pocket	—	53%
gums inflamed	100%	26%
increased bleeding gums	—	49%
itching in the anus	70%	—
gum fistula	—	45%
burning in the anus	67%	—
pus in the gum	—	41%
hyperchromia	61%	—
tooth mobility	—	40%
periosteal inflammation	60%	—
teeth rare	—	40%
burning in the intestines	60%	—
mucosit	—	40%
hysterical	60%	—
plaque on the teeth	—	37%
mchc reduced	59%	—
parodontitis	—	37%
tearfulness	54%	—
bone defects	—	36%
pain in the rectum	52%	—
traumatic gum injury	—	36%
thirst	51%	—
yellow teeth	—	35%
increased alt	50%	—
increased bleeding	—	33%
alveolitis	50%	—
orthopedic implant	—	32%
leukocyturia	50%	—
odontogenic infection	—	31%
neuritis	48%	—
dental abscess	—	31%
proteinuria	45%	—
tartar	—	31%
burns	45%	—
paradontosis	—	30%
pain in the intestines	44%	—
grits teeth	—	29%
post-traumatic osteomyelitis	35%	—
bleeding from the gums	—	28%
had a tooth removed	34%	—
responsible	—	28%
better from drinking water	30%	—
pain in the gums	23%	51%
it is better from warm drinking	29%	—
overwork	—	26%
dental injuries	28%	—
tooth decay	—	26%
pain in the lymph nodes of the pharynx	28%	—
wound	—	25%
better from warm water	27%	—
a history of dental surgery	—	25%
pain in the chin	26%	—
suppuration with fistulas	—	24%
acute toothache	26%	—
osteitis	—	24%
lowered	49%	21%
a history of prosthetics	—	23%
enlarged submandibular lymph nodes	25%	—
congestion purulent wounds	—	23%
nose pain in the cheekbones	25%	—
wound inflammation	—	23%
swelling of the cheek	25%	—
skin compaction	—	22%
pain in the mouth	25%	—
bedsores	—	22%
history of cyst removal	24%	—
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy	—	22%
tooth cyst	23%	—
hematoma	—	21%
bitterness in the mouth	23%	—
gangrene	—	21%
pain in the upper jaw	22%	—
swollen gums	25%	45%
better from heat	22%	—
fistula	—	20%
reticulocytosis	21%	—
gums are red	25%	44%
bone fracture	21%	—
smokes	—	19%
bad breath unpleasant	20%	—
abscess	—	19%
bone cyst	20%	—
diabetes mellitus	—	18%
worse extreme temperatures	20%	—
surgical infections	—	18%
removal of cysts	19%	—
acute condition	—	18%
pain in the lymph nodes	19%	—
bleeding	—	17%
enlarged lymph nodes	17%	—
rejection of a dental implant	—	15%
postoperative pain	17%	—
inflammation	21%	35%
consequences of a fracture	17%	—
history of surgery	20%	33%
weakening of immunity	16%	—
swelling	19%	29%
subfebrility	16%	—
toothache	20%	26%
does not tolerate pain	15%	—
operations in the oral cavity	19%	24%
gradual deterioration of the condition	15%	—
consequences of surgery	19%	24%
papules	15%	—
aching	14%	18%
worse during day	15%	—
increased	12%	15%
immunodeficiency	15%	—
patient's condition	12%	15%
cysts	15%	—
tooth extraction	33%	34%
cough	15%	—
thrombosis	14%	—
consequences of injuries	14%	—
impaired arterial function	13%	—
blood diseases	13%	—
stage of recovery	13%	—
onset of illness	13%	—
acute pain	13%	—
recovery period	13%	—
high temperature	13%	—

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