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i know neck/posture can cause tmj but can tmj cause severe pain, like at the base of your head?

the reason i ask is because when i went to the dentist and got a novocaine injection my NECK/brachial plexus(??) felt better. i wonder if the novocaine spread to my neck somehow (lol) or does that mean my jaw is just super messed up
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