You are full of it. Countless people are experiencing tinnitus after wisdom tooth extraction. Strike up another one for western medicine. How long will people deny this?
I personally have a tinnitus too on both ears that started 8 years ago. Visited two otolaryngologist and one online for advice. First one did not bother with my medical history. He just said I am loosing hearing permanently and I need cochlear implants. I told him it is a big decision and I need to think about it. He kicked me out after 5 minutes. I was waiting for his appointment half a year. Visited another one in another country....he told me that there are five possible cases....blood poisoning, bruxism, TMJ injury, teeth infection, EMF exposure. My guess is that you have jaw bone infection after wisdom teeth pull out. I have impacted and damaged canine tooth and TMJ injury made 25 years ago. Doctors in general do not know what causes tinnitus. In my opinion it is a symptom of something else. Also open jaw and close and check if they are making cracking noise.
Hey, bow is your tinnitus now? I know this post is way old, but I just got my wisdom teeth pulled in August and my tinnitus got way worse after that. It’s constant and noticeable now. The surgeon says it’s due to either ibuprofen or clenching my jaw. Look forward to hearing from you.
I was taking painkillers now and then during the past week, yes, but I don't think it's related.
I'm pretty sure that it's due to my bruxism, now.
Are you taking Aspirin or a pain-killer containing it? That cases tinnitus as a side effect in many people.
Please google" tinnitus", You'll be able to find detailed information. Clenching or bruxism is closely associated with masticatory muscle overuse,which may result in muscle ailment. Please review the textbook titled" Travell & Simod's myofascial pain and dysfunction the trigger point manual, volume1, upper half body, 2nd edition,published by lippincott williams& wilkins.Page329-349, page379-397. Seeing a tmj specialist is advised.
Also, if the removal of the wisdom teeth could have absolutely nothing to do with it (even though my surgeon said this was possible due to swelling) would it make more sense that it has to do with me clenching my jaw? I've recently had trouble with it.
"Etiology of Tinnitus is generally speculated to be cns dysfunction.Myofascial trigger point pathology of masseter and lateral pterygoid muscles may contribute to tinnitus too."
Could I get that in english? =)
Removal of wisdom teeth probably has nothing to do with onest of tinnitus.Etiology of Tinnitus is generally speculated to be cns dysfunction.Myofascial trigger point pathology of masseter and lateral pterygoid muscles may contribute to tinnitus too.