Jaw, Tinnitus & the Hidden Cause: Could It Be TOS?

Have you been struggling with tinnitus (ringing in the ears), only to be told by your ENT (Ear, Nose, Throat) specialist that there’s nothing wrong with your ears?

You’re not alone.

Many people with persistent tinnitus actually have an issue not with their ears—but with their jaw joint (TMJ). Often, the ENT doctor might say, “You should see a physiotherapist. It could be your jaw.”

That’s where I come in.
Many of my clients come to me seeking help with their jaw pain, but their main concern is tinnitus.

Upon closer assessment, I often find other issues, such as:

• Neck pain

• Headaches or migraines

• Past whiplash injuries or shoulder trauma

• Long hours at the desk with poor posture

• Clicking sounds in the jaw joint (without pain)

All of these point to a broader musculoskeletal pattern—and one key piece might be Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS).

TOS can affect the nerves and blood flow between your neck, shoulder, and arm—and may even influence jaw and ear symptoms like tinnitus.

This video is meant for anyone who:
✅ Has tinnitus with no clear ear issue
✅ Has jaw tension, neck pain, or poor posture
✅ Has seen many professionals without success
✅ Is looking for a different perspective

Please remember, this is general advice and not a substitute for a full assessment by your healthcare professional.

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