Dizziness and jaw tension; a link? PLEASE VOTE...

[expecto patronum]

I have heard that there is evidence to suggest a link between TMJD (jaw tension) and dizziness, due to the fact that the jaw and ear are closely linked. Please vote if you have either of these symptoms so we can try to establish whether there is a link. Something that may help; if you have jaw tension go to the dentist for a mouth guard, this should stop you grinding your teeth in your sleep.

[tam]

hi rossie ive gone for both but whats intresting is that my hubby said the other morning im suprised you have any teeth left you grind them all night.what would be the cause of this do you know?if i got a guard are you thinking this could help with the dizziness maybe?love to know your thoughts thanks

[yorkylover]

hi there,I grind my teeth,and get jaw ache,headaches, dizziness.My dentist said I could do with a gaurd by they are so expensive.So i just plod on.:(

Ellen XX

[expecto patronum]

My dentist is charging me £40 over all for making the mouth guard. Yes, if the dizziness IS caused by the jaw then stopping you from grinding your teeth should help it; it fits over your teeth so you can't grind them together.

[Meg]

Try these

TMJ
Pain in Jaw,cheek bones and around eyes (http://www.nomorepanic.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2475)
Another little question (http://www.nomorepanic.co.uk/showthread.php?t=3787)
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Jaw Clenching & pain in neck / throat & chin area (http://www.nomorepanic.co.uk/showthread.php?t=7548)
Tooth Sensitivity (http://www.nomorepanic.co.uk/showthread.php?t=8297)



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