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As far as I understand it, no. The TMJ area and the nerves associated with it usually result in problems near the TMJ and the ear. It, of course, can also affect the teeth and the bite, etc. If you're concerned about your TMD and some vision problems, I suggest you go to a TMJ specialist to see if there may be something going on.
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As far as I understand it, no. Usually TMJ problems are associated with ringing in the ear or joint pain, limited opening of your jaw, etc.
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