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Mandible and ear pressure after eating, should i be concerned?
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TMJ?: This could be related to your tempro mandibular joint. Malfunction in your joint, which is right in front of your ear can cause your symptoms. See a dentist for a proper evaluation.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Thanks for asking!: If you have a tooth grinding habit while sleeping and causing fatique to the jaw muscles, you may feel pressure in the jaw. Ear pressure can be secondary to inflammation of the jaw joint. However there could be other causes. A consultation with an ear, nose and throat physician would be advisable to check the ear symptoms. A consultation with an oral surgeon to obtain a panorex x-ray of the jaw.
Answered 9/22/2013
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