I have the exact same symptoms. I have three of my wisdom teeth that are fully grown out and one that is impacted. I think it may be the same issue. Has anyone gotten their wisdom teeth removed and had these Symptoms go away? A few years ago my brother had the exact same symptoms … The doctor thought it was anxiety although he did not feel anxious...this went on for months and months… He thought he had a heart issue. Got tested for that nothing… Eventually he got his wisdom teeth removed and within a few weeks his symptoms started to go away… Now for the last few months I have had a bunch of dizziness heart palpitations and overall shakiness...I am thinking to just bite the bullet and get these teeth out and see if I can get rid of these debilitating symptoms. I have noticed that when I move my jaw like when I talk or eat I get a lot dizzier and then the heart palpitations start. Anyone have similar symptoms I would be very interested to hear about this.
I have the exact same symptoms and I also suspect wisdom teeth. Any answer on this?
Did you ever get this resolved? I have the same exact symptoms, and the only thing I can think of is my wisdom teeth causing it!!! I'm pregnant and can't get them out but my dizziness was so bad I syatyed fainting and then my heart palpitations would go away right after. It only started when my wisdom teeth started coming in!
Another thing I can think of is that ask your dentist about your radiographs/x-rays history. There is a type called panoramic x-rays, where an image of all of your teeth and surrounding anatomy is taken, which includes lower jar line. It may help with diagnosis.
Grinding at night/bruxism may also cause pain you describe,
thank you for your response. I've not noticed any pops or clicks. There is some pain but it doesnt seem to be in a specific place, it kinds of radiates from the back lower jaw but I feel it in my ears,neck,forehead,jaw and around my eyes too.
Thank you for the advice, I do have an app with my dentist (a routine check-up) in July so will be speaking to her then, unless it becomes unbearable, in which case I will be going sooner.
I have never heard of 'TMJD' but having done a little research it seems that it could at least be a possiblilty which is a step closer than I've ever got so thank you again.
Impacted tooth in some cases may cause inflammation, which would cause fever and malaise.
Some of what you mention: jaw pain, neck, head discomfort/pain, ringing in the ears sound somewhat close to a TMJD problem. Occlusion problems and temporomandibular joint may cause such symptoms. Do you ever hear any pops, clicks or experience any pain around your TMJ/lower-front ear part?
I would consult your dentist and see if they can see feel anything via palpation and radiographs.