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Hi been 2years now since tmj and muscle spasm put life on hold. Now got new dentures which feel good apart from aggravation of wisdom tooth attraction site . Need a lot of adjustments. Left side of jaw very tender as nerve irritated and got tinnitus. I know once under control things will get better. Has done before. A lot of irritation ceems to been from neck muscles also. What does anyone else do for muscle spasm and nerve irritation. Regards nick
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