I will definitely will look for an Orofacial specialist !! I really appreciated. Thank you.
If you never experience tinnitus before, and this occurrence may be a coincidence or related to temporary or permanent crown . Change of bite, occlusion , may be a trigger of activation of myofascial trigger point of masseter or lateral pterygoid muscle, which may contribute to tinnitus. Seeing an Orofacial pain specialist is advised.