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Results: Differences General	✘Fibrous periodontitis	✘Acute periodontitis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 32%(0) 20%(0) Infection tests 23%(0) 24%(0) Dental check-up — 20%(0) Other hormones — 18%(1) General blood test — 15%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	55%
granulomatous periodontitis	63%	—
medical periodontitis	—	54%
granulating periodontitis	63%	—
pulp necrosis	—	54%
chronic parodontitis	68%	26%
headaches	—	49%
toothache when chewing	38%	—
purulent periodontitis	—	47%
worn teeth	36%	—
gums are red	—	45%
parodontitis	59%	23%
periodontitis	56%	100%
myxedema	33%	—
patient's condition	—	41%
chronic granulomatous disease	32%	—
inflammation of the tooth	50%	90%
pain when chewing	31%	—
dislocation of a tooth	—	40%
tooth decay children	29%	—
chronic pulpitis	—	38%
constant pain	29%	—
dental injuries	—	38%
papules	27%	—
acute injury	—	35%
moves the jaw	27%	—
pain in the gums	—	35%
does not tolerate pain	27%	—
tooth mobility	—	34%
overwork	26%	—
extirpation of pulp	—	34%
anomalies of teeth	24%	—
mycetoma	—	31%
there are no complaints	23%	—
feeling of puffiness	—	31%
inflammatory infiltrate	22%	—
pain in the lymph nodes	—	29%
pain when touched	20%	—
tooth extraction	—	29%
change of teeth	44%	22%
bone fracture	—	28%
worse from movement	19%	—
resection of the tip of the tooth root	—	28%
calcium	18%	—
facial swelling	—	28%
hypertension	17%	—
abscesses on the gums	—	27%
toothache when pressed	15%	—
pain along the nerves	—	27%
attacks of pain	30%	15%
teeth are destroyed at the roots	—	27%
tooth decay	46%	32%
tooth root fracture	—	27%
angioplasty	28%	20%
dislocation	—	26%
toothache aching	37%	31%
consequences of a fracture	—	26%
enlarged lymph nodes	—	26%
surgical infections	—	26%
traumatic periodontitis	36%	62%
gingival pocket	—	26%
trigeminal nerve pain	—	25%
tendinitis	—	25%
pain in the upper jaw	—	24%
genyantritis	—	24%
pulsates	—	24%
allergy to chemicals	—	23%
abscess	—	23%
consequences of taking medications	—	23%
viral tonsillitis	—	23%
scarlet	—	22%
bad breath unpleasant	—	22%
the consequences of bruise	—	22%
consequences of injuries	—	22%
gums inflamed	—	22%
intoxication	—	21%
dense swelling	—	21%
acute pain	—	21%
pain in the jaw	—	21%
necrosis	—	21%
fracture with displacement	—	21%
patient's condition is satisfactory	—	20%
sinusitis	—	20%
facial asymmetry	—	20%
acute allergic reactions	—	20%
tonsillitis	—	19%
facial pain	—	19%
bruise	—	19%
pain during exercise	—	18%
lymphadenitis	—	18%
flu	—	18%
fungus	—	18%
streptococci	—	18%
allergy to medications	—	18%
inflammation	35%	53%
pain from the load	—	17%
asymmetry	—	17%
inflammation of the root of the tooth	35%	52%
closes	—	17%
worse during meals	—	16%
spicy food	—	16%
worse food	—	16%
drug allergy	—	16%
changes in the blood	—	16%
pulpitis	33%	49%
fighting	—	16%
increased sensitivity	—	15%
allergy	—	15%
conducting an inspection	—	15%
feeling of bruising	—	15%
anesthesia	—	15%
acute periodontitis	44%	59%
serous periodontitis	—	13%
aching gum pain	—	13%
consequences of infection	17%	28%
history of surgery	15%	25%
swelling	24%	32%
apical periodontitis	35%	42%
trauma	23%	27%
tooth decay	24%	28%
acute pulpitis	15%	18%
increased	21%	22%
aching	26%	27%

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