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Results: Differences General	✘Acute pulpitis	✘Fibrous periodontitis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 18%(0) 23%(0) Dental check-up 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) — 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%
caries pulpitis	81%	—
chronic parodontitis	—	68%
deep caries	54%	—
granulating periodontitis	—	63%
chronic pulpitis	50%	—
granulomatous periodontitis	—	63%
toothache at night	50%	—
toothache when chewing	—	38%
pulp necrosis	50%	—
traumatic periodontitis	—	36%
acute idiopathic neuritis	50%	—
inflammation of the root of the tooth	—	35%
dentikli	50%	—
myxedema	—	33%
pulpitis	83%	33%
chronic granulomatous disease	—	32%
tooth extraction	47%	—
pain when chewing	—	31%
generalized periodontitis	45%	—
tooth decay children	—	29%
genyantritis	44%	—
constant pain	—	29%
pain in the upper jaw	44%	—
angioplasty	—	28%
medium caries	42%	—
moves the jaw	—	27%
taste of blood in the mouth	40%	—
papules	—	27%
mycetoma	40%	—
overwork	—	26%
pain in the jaw	38%	—
on palpation	—	26%
dislocation of a tooth	37%	—
swelling	—	24%
sinusitis	36%	—
anomalies of teeth	—	24%
papillitis	35%	—
inflammatory infiltrate	—	22%
purulent genyantritis	35%	—
pain when touched	—	20%
purulent periodontitis	35%	—
worse from movement	—	19%
consequences of taking medications	35%	—
hypertension	—	17%
had a tooth removed	34%	—
tooth decay	29%	46%
frequent caries	34%	—
parodontitis	42%	59%
trigeminal neuralgia	34%	—
periodontitis	39%	56%
tooth decay	59%	24%
toothache when pressed	—	15%
pain in the maxillary sinuses	33%	—
there are no complaints	18%	23%
trigeminal nerve pain	32%	—
trauma	18%	23%
staphylococcus aureus	31%	—
increased	17%	21%
conservative	31%	—
attacks of pain	28%	30%
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis	31%	—
alveolitis	31%	—
acute vascular occlusion of the extremities	30%	—
bad breath unpleasant	29%	—
vibration sickness	29%	—
changes in the blood	29%	—
pain in the lower jaw	28%	—
dental injuries	28%	—
wound inflammation	25%	—
blood diseases	25%	—
osteomyelitis	25%	—
illness after hypothermia	24%	—
lowered	24%	—
neuritis	24%	—
sudden pain	24%	—
dislocation	24%	—
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy	24%	—
acute shock	24%	—
venous congestion	23%	—
shock states of various genesis	23%	—
full	23%	—
neuralgia	23%	—
fungus	23%	—
acute injury	23%	—
worse from the heat	23%	—
streptococci	23%	—
arterial occlusion	22%	—
dystrophy	21%	—
bone fracture	21%	—
bacteremia	21%	—
sepsis	21%	—
anesthesia	20%	—
hypoxia	20%	—
surgical infections	20%	—
impaired venous function	19%	—
high temperature	19%	—
acute pulpitis	36%	15%
necrosis	19%	—
feeling of heat	19%	—
up circulatory disorders	19%	—
angiopathy	19%	—
wound	19%	—
drug disease	18%	—
impaired arterial function	18%	—
skin problems	18%	—
oncology	17%	—
k04 0 pulpitis	16%	—
toothache	50%	37%
change of teeth	56%	44%
consequences of infection	26%	17%
aching	35%	26%
history of surgery	23%	15%
acute periodontitis	49%	44%
inflammation of the tooth	56%	51%
apical periodontitis	39%	35%
worn teeth	40%	36%

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