Tinnitus Help - Stop the Ringing in Your Ears

The joint that keeps our jaws moving is called the temporomandibular joint (TMJ).  If this joint doesn't work quite right, thrown out of alignment through tension and unconscious teeth-grinding as you sleep , you may have something called temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJD or TMD). Your dentist should be the first stop on your list of medical professionals to visit if you're feeling jaw pain. What has your TMJ got to do with tinnitus?  Well, you may not have tinnitus at all if the noise in your head tends to come and go.  If the buzzing or ringing in your ears seems to start (or stop) depending on what you're doing at the time (like crunching an apple) or the position in which you're holding your head, for instance, you should get your jaw alignment looked at. One person who was suffering headaches (along with tinnitus) made the connection, and says that he eliminated at least 80 percent of the problem simply by avoiding crunchy and chewy foods and by being awa