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Can tinnitus related to dental work or problems with dental work take several days to happen. that is, not immediately after de tal work but several days after before ringing starts?
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Would be very skeptical that a dental procedure could cause tinnitus, but medications used for pain or infection could have such an adverse effect. Contact your dentist and regular doctor and evaluate.
Answered 8/20/2021
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I don't know of a cause-effect relationship between dental treatment ant tinnitus. Probably unrelated but coincidental.
Answered 8/24/2021
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