Dental tinnitus

I once had a back molar filled and it gave me sensations for about half a year (after being filled). Not tinnitus though.

Dental work has caused some people's tinnitus to worsen, but the majority of these cases resolve on their own in time. By resolving I mean the tinnitus subsiding back to the previous level. I have a hard time remembering anyone here or elsewhere whose tinnitus permanently (>1 year) stayed at the higher level after dental procedures.

How long it takes to get better, I don't know. Mine did in about a half year.

It's an interesting thought whether pulling the tooth might help. To a layman such as myself, it wouldn't surprise me if it did. But I wouldn't consider replacing the back molar with a dental implant as an option until after a year or so.

So you're now taking ALA and B's?

It's good you still have days when you feel optimistic, as I think you should actually feel optimistic.

I admit that there are many folks here who've had tinnitus earlier and then something triggered it to become noticeably worse. Some say that their tinnitus eventually returned to the previous level, others say it didn't, but most in the latter group still are able to habituate.

You are in good presence here and I think you'll find lots of worthy stories & anecdotes that'll help you cope.

Are you currently able to sleep well? I can't emphasize enough how important sleep is, especially for tinnitus sufferers.

Take care,
Markku

 

It doesn't. It's unbelievably well marketed though. Even when you google for "tinnitus miracle scam", many fabricated sites come up where the internet marketers behind the sites have created "success stories".

It's gone to such lengths that there are nowadays many real people on YouTube telling about the eBook and claiming it's wonderful.

(The truth is that there's a link in their video descriptions with an affiliate link to the Tinnitus Miracle site, and they make lots of money.)

There is a thread about Tinnitus Miracle in the Alternative Treatments section here on TT. Check it out.

It isn't a scam in the same sense as some products are, because the eBook does contain some OK information, but it isn't a MIRACLE. It contains nothing you can't find here on TT or other tinnitus sites.

Save your money and buy a bottle of those supplements your dentist acquaintance suggested, instead. You'll be better off.

Best wishes,
Markku