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Results: Differences General	✘Imperfect dentinogenesis	✘Hyperesthesia of teeth
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 27%(0) 29%(0) Coagulogram 20%(1) 29%(1) Spermogram 46%(1) — Radiography of the area 27%(0) — Histological studies 20%(0) — Measurements at the reception 18%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
dentikli	53%	—
tooth sensitivity	—	93%
stanton-capdepon syndrome	48%	—
gum recession	—	80%
tooth mobility	47%	—
allergy to sweets	—	78%
increased bleeding gums	47%	—
cracks enamel	—	71%
defects of dentition	35%	—
change of teeth	—	70%
osteogenesis imperfecta	34%	—
tooth decay	—	65%
increased bleeding	32%	—
intolerance to cold	—	64%
disorganization	31%	—
teeth feel cold	—	55%
frequent fractures	29%	—
eats salty and sweet	—	55%
teething the child	29%	—
dental injuries	—	55%
pathological fracture	28%	—
teeth feel hot	—	55%
anomalies of teeth	28%	—
hyperesthesia of teeth	40%	95%
porous skin	27%	—
paradontosis	—	54%
calcification	25%	—
multiple caries	—	53%
high height	23%	—
erosion of teeth	—	52%
lowered	40%	27%
gastroneurosis	—	50%
increased sensitivity	—	50%
skin is hot	—	49%
inflammation of the tooth	—	48%
non-carious lesions of the teeth	—	47%
wedge-shaped tooth defect	—	47%
dystrophy	—	46%
plaque on the teeth	—	46%
parodontitis	—	46%
toothache during meals	—	45%
thin tooth enamel	—	45%
skin dystrophy	—	44%
skin problems	—	44%
skin is coming off	—	44%
ulcers on the lips	—	44%
pathological tooth abrasion	—	42%
short lip bridle	—	42%
cervical caries	—	41%
initial caries	—	41%
erythromelalgia	—	41%
eating ice	—	41%
diseases of the hard tissues of the tooth	—	41%
wedge-shaped defect	—	41%
tooth root fracture	—	40%
tongue ulcer	—	40%
gum diseases	—	40%
soreness of the skin	—	39%
hypersensitivity of the skin	28%	66%
cold skin	—	38%
a short frenulum of the tongue in a child	—	38%
eating salt	—	37%
super-complete teeth	—	37%
skin aging	—	37%
acute pain	—	37%
teeth rare	—	35%
ulcer on the gum	—	35%
neglect	—	34%
tooth decay	—	33%
drug allergy	—	33%
inflammation	—	33%
gum sensitivity	—	32%
sensitivity of mucous membranes	—	31%
more often in old age	—	30%
allergy	—	30%
salivation	—	30%
decreased skin sensitivity	—	30%
skin irritation	—	29%
facial swelling	—	29%
skin overgrowth	—	28%
thin skin	—	28%
skin compaction	—	27%
strong character	—	27%
consequences of a fracture	—	27%
unbearable pain	—	27%
forced situation	—	26%
The skin is not	—	25%
toothache aching	30%	55%
digestive disorders	—	24%
neurosis	—	24%
traumatic illness	—	24%
aggressive	—	24%
fighting	—	23%
rapid weight loss	—	23%
emaciation	—	23%
skin anesthesia	—	23%
worse during meals	—	23%
worse food	—	23%
peptic ulcer	—	23%
anesthesia	—	22%
hormonal disorders	—	22%
impaired gastric function	—	22%
consequences of injuries	—	22%
metabolic disorder	—	22%
weakness after illness	—	22%
swelling	—	21%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	21%
childhood diseases	—	20%
drug disease	—	20%
bone fracture	22%	41%
aching	22%	39%
trauma	19%	35%
calcium	30%	44%
history of surgery	25%	37%
side teeth are erased	37%	39%
increased	35%	37%
nervous excitability	25%	26%
gangrene	25%	26%
bedsores	26%	27%
angioplasty	19%	20%
oncology	18%	19%

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