No one has recommended this yet, no. I do have a follow up MRI and on a waiting list (4-6 months). I may call my GP and have this added.

The reason I was further exploring the TMJ route was a friend of mine who was in an accident 12 months ago experienced relief from all symptoms (dizziness, headache, tinnitus, etc.) within 3-4 weeks after seeing the TMJ specialist and wearing his guard nightly. He did mention that things got worse for 2 weeks before they got better, which led me to pursue it. I do notice that the dizziness is worst when my ears act up and feel full and sometimes pop, which is a daily occurrence. I also believe that feeling better could have just been a part of the body healing naturally and he was lucky in that he now feels 90% better a year after his accident. Something that a lot of us wish we could achieve.

At the end of the day, I don't want to throw too much at my body all at once to ensure I know what's working and what's not, however I do know that things have gotten much worse lately and not better, despite no changes. I will start with vestibular rehab next week and see how that goes for a month or so before doing anything else. The PT noticed a slight left eye nystagmus, which I can attest to. When I stare at a static object, or point on a wall for instance, my left eye starts wandering on it's own and has a hard time holding focus and causes objects below to appear wavy. I would imagine that this is where a lot of the nasuea is coming from.