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Ear Popping After Wisdom Teeth Removal Posted: 04-17-06 12:57pm


I've had ear problems since I was kid and had a surgery at age 5. (27 now) I had my wisdom tooth removed from my right side in january. Since that time, I have had to constantly pop my right ear since it gets plugged. My dentist said it was a conincidence that this occured and that I should see an ent. Can wisdom teeth cause ear popping in the ear? Can it be tmd? I don't have any other pain or problems. Just have to pop my ear and it's getting really annoying. Would appreciate the help, thanks!

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