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Slight inner earaches when waking up. just had deep cavity filled and am on antibiotics which i thought would help that but 3 days and no change?
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TMJ: Sometimes the temporo mandibular joints get inflamed after dental procedures because of the sustained opening of the mouth during the procedure. A clinician can easily discern.
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