What should i do to stop being dizzy from tmj?

See a trained doctor: A doctor who is properly trained in trudenta should be able to help you. They can treat your TMJ but this is a sign of other issues (like your jaw or neck muscles). Yes google trudenta and find a doctor listed on the website and go get evaluated and treated.

See your dentist: Dizziness, ringing in the ears, headaches and muscle spasms may be indirectly related to a TMJ disorder. The most important thing is to relieve the inflammation in the area. With my patients, I am very conservative with TMJ treatment; my first line of choice in treatment to resolve symptoms is implementation of an orthotic. Most of the time, symptoms will abate within 1-3 weeks.

May be unrelated: See a specialist, preferably an doctor who will hopefully get you first to an ent. Then they can help or refer if necessary.

Treat TMJ: Treat the TMJ and any "dizzy: related symptoms should improve. True vertigo (spinning) not likely due to TMJ.

See OFP specialist: TMJ pain patients with dizziness can be treated with conservative, non-surgical and reversible procedures. See an Orofacial Pain specialist for consultation. They are the experts in this field. Best of luck.