I've read how problems with TMJ and other dental work can potentially cause some one to have T and aggravate it and make it worse.
For those who don't have T from N.E., I don't know but braces do move teeth and irritate nerves so I'm wondering if braces, even at an earlier age, contributed to T? Just a thought...I had braces on for 5 years.. Got them off 2 years ago and probably gonna need them again lol will this effect T at all? I got mine from
Noise exposure
Idk its deff possible. I know mine wasnt caused by that, but has anyone had T from noise and then got braces with no increase?For those who don't have T from N.E., I don't know but braces do move teeth and irritate nerves so I'm wondering if braces, even at an earlier age, contributed to T? Just a thought...
Yep I did and it didnt make one bit of difference,T was unaffected.Idk its deff possible. I know mine wasnt caused by that, but has anyone had T from noise and then got braces with no increase?
Thanks for replying well glad inYep I did and it didnt make one bit of difference,T was unaffected.
My theory is if you have pre-existing low tinnitus, any allergies or inflammation within the cranial region that neighbor your auditory nerves then your more likely to have an increased T volume. It seems I get pulsating T from allergies. I can also change the sound by moving my jaw. So there's got to be something bc why do some with hearing loss don't get T? I can live with loss a lot better than T.That's an interesting question, in my case i had braces 5years ago for a period of 3years, and what i do notice is that in the 5years since my braces have been gone, that my teeth have slowly have gone back to their starting position, not fully, but they are definitely wrongly aligned and i do have some occlusion. That said i think it could aggravate/cause? TMJ dysfunction, which in turn could aggravate/cause? T. Also dental nerves could in theory cause T too, i was checked for that by my dentist, but she also said it's very unlikely, and you would surely notice an inflammation of the nerve, before it reached the stage in which it "could" cause T.
Good pointBear in mind people like me only clicked this thread because I did have braces