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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Granulating periodontitisFibrous periodontitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 23%(0)32%(0)
Infection tests 16%(0)23%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 63%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 45%100%
gum fistula 63%
change of teeth 44%
periodontitis in children 46%
toothache when chewing 38%
resection of the tip of the tooth root 46%
myxedema 33%
dentikli 45%
attacks of pain 30%
purulent periodontitis 45%
constant pain 29%
medical periodontitis 45%
tooth decay children 29%
gums are red 44%
angioplasty 28%
tooth extraction 42%
moves the jaw 27%
pus in the gum 41%
does not tolerate pain 27%
parotid abscess 40%
overwork 26%
malocclusion 38%
pain when touched 20%
mycetoma 36%
worse from movement 19%
infectious and allergic myocarditis 36%
granulomatous periodontitis 45% 63%
granulating periodontitis 100% 63%
hypertension 17%
suppuration with fistulas 34%
acute pulpitis 15%
deep caries 34%
toothache when pressed 15%
abnormal bite 33%
history of surgery 15%
dislocation of a tooth 33%
acute periodontitis 31% 44%
tooth root fracture 32%
chronic granulomatous disease 23% 32%
abscesses on the gums 32%
tooth decay 37% 46%
dental fistula 32%
swelling 17% 24%
swollen gums 32%
there are no complaints 16% 23%
gum diseases 32%
trauma 16% 23%
teeth are destroyed at the roots 32%
parodontitis 59% 59%
odontogenic infection 31%
rapid weight loss 19% 19%
tooth cyst 30%
toothache aching 37% 37%
actinomycosis 30%
worn teeth 36% 36%
jaw cyst 30%
traumatic periodontitis 36% 36%
neck cyst 30%
calcium 18% 18%
pain in the gums 29%
inflammation 35% 35%
fistula 29%
inflammatory infiltrate 22% 22%
botryomycoma 29%
emaciation 19% 19%
cystectomy 28%
inflammation of the tooth 50% 50%
tooth mobility 28%
increased 21% 21%
osteomyelitis jaws 27%
chronic parodontitis 68% 68%
chronic osteomyelitis 27%
pain when chewing 31% 31%
consequences of taking medications 27%
periodontitis 56% 56%
the consequences of bruise 26%
papules 27% 27%
dental injuries 26%
aching 26% 26%
plaque on the teeth 26%
diabetes mellitus in children 25%
bone cyst 25%
very pale 25%
glomerulonephritis 25%
allergy to food 25%
mucous membranes are pale 25%
soft tissue abscess 25%
inflammation of the root of the tooth 61% 35%
apical periodontitis 61% 35%
anaerobic infection 24%
medicinal arthropathy 24%
drug disease 23%
thermal burns 23%
bruise 23%
childhood diseases 23%
myocarditis 23%
resorption 23%
pulpitis 58% 33%
consequences of a fracture 22%
dislocation 22%
infectious arthritis 22%
osteomyelitis 22%
mucous hyperemia 22%
medicinal nephropathy 22%
tooth decay 47% 24%
inflammation of the kidneys 21%
streptococci 21%
calcification 21%
nervous excitability 21%
acute injury 21%
fungus 21%
nephropathy 20%
bone fracture 19%
abscess 19%
drug allergy 19%
suppuration of the skin 19%
aggressive 19%
arthritis 19%
diabetes mellitus 18%
soreness of the skin 18%
surgical infections 18%
joint diseases 18%
increased sensitivity 18%
consequences of injuries 18%
allergy 17%
blood diseases 16%
skin problems 16%
fibrous pulpitis 15%
anomalies of teeth 34% 24%
consequences of infection 23% 17%

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