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The Center for Headaches and Facial Pain, South Amboy, NJ

The Center for

Headaches and Facial Pain

Thousands Of People From Across The U.S. And Around The World Have Come To Us For Elimination Of Ringing In The Ears (Tinnitus) And Related Conditions When All Else Has Failed

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suffered from ringing in ears

“When I first came here the ringing in my ears made me think I would go crazy. I couldn’t even sleep. I can’t believe it’s gone. Everyone treated me like family and I always had a good time when I came here for treatment. “ - Norma T.

headaches and noises in ears

“Between “1" and “10", my headaches were a “10" before I came here. The noises in my ears made it impossible to concentrate. Having been a U.S. Marine Corps Sargent in Vietnam, I thought I could handle anything, but the pain and noise made me think I was going crazy. Not only are the headaches and noise gone because of the treatment I received here, but I have a whole lot of new friends who made it happen.” - Robert G.

Tinnitus is a condition characterized by noises in the ears or head. The sounds may include ringing, buzzing, hissing, rushing water, roaring,

Studies have shown that close to half of the people suffering with tinnitus have a dysfunction of the muscles and joints of the head and face, commonly referred to as "TMJ." The Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) is the joint in front of the ear which allows us to speak, chew, swallow, kiss, smile and exhibit normal facial expressions. Almost half of the patients who have TMJ dysfunctions have tinnitus as one of their symptoms and in these patients, success rates in eliminating these

In certain cases, tinnitus may be a result of spasm of a tiny muscle (called the stapedius) in the middle ear. This spasm may cause a slight vibration which is heard within the ear as a ringing, buzzing or hissing sound. In addition, dysfunction of other muscles, such as the tensor veli palati, may prevent the Eustachian tube (an air passage connecting the middle ear to the throat) from functioning normally, causing fullness and pressure

Conditions commonly referred to as "TMJ," "TMD," "TM Joint Dysfunction Syndrome," etc., are complex dysfunctions of muscles, ligaments and joints involving the head, face and neck. These conditions are typically caused by injuries such as falls, automobile accidents, trauma at birth, etc. It is very common for onset of symptoms to be delayed for months or years, thereby leading the individual to believe that

For many patients, tinnitus

    • Headaches
    • Face pain
    • Eye pain
    • Earaches
    • Dizziness
    • Pressure in the ears
    • Clicking noises or pain when opening or closing the mouth
    • Difficulty swallowing
    • Burning tongue
    • Frequent sore throats

We have found that patients who have tinnitus as one of their symptoms, experience an elimination of their ear sounds following treatment in the vast majority of cases. However, patients who have tinnitus without any other symptoms, are relatively unlikely to experience improvement with treatment of the type discussed below. Since approximately half of the people who experience tinnitus also have other symptoms, a major proportion of tinnitus sufferers can eliminate the source of their frustration.

Many assume that stress is the cause of these conditions. However, stress makes virtually any dysfunction worse. If a person has a heart problem, under stress, they are more likely to have a heart attack. Similarly, a person with a stomach ulcer, dysfunction of the muscles of the head or even a broken leg, are likely to feel worse stomach pain, headaches or leg pain respectively, as a result of stress.Certainly, this does not mean that stress was the cause of these conditions.

Treatment commonly employs procedures which help stimulate muscles and joints to heal and function normally, decrease spasm, remove toxic waste products, and increase blood flow and nutrition to the affected areas. In rare cases, surgery to the affected tissues (not

Over the last few decades, we have come a long way in diagnosing and treating temporomandibular joint dysfunctions, and accompanying symptoms such as tinnitus.

However, there's one additional point to keep in mind. Time is of the essence. Our success rate in treating tinnitus and the vast majority of other conditions is over 90%, but unlike the other problems I mentioned, such as headaches or facial pain, the success rate for tinnitus drops as time passes.

American Tinnitus Association

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The American Tinnitus Association.


Jaw pain, migraines and ringing in ears

"Even if I lived in California I'd come here for treatment for jaw pain, migraines, and vomiting. The doctors and staff are really excellent. - Jennifer R.

P.S. - I actually forgot that before I came here I used to have ringing in my ears.


severe headaches and ringing in ears

“I can't believe that after having such severe headaches and ringing in my ears for so long, all the symptoms disappeared completely. The pain was so terrible, that I found it difficult to read and it interfered with my school work. I truly thank everyone at the Center who contributed to my success!” - Shakenya M.


buzzing noise, pressure in ears and hoarseness

“What a job Dr. Klemons did building the Center and staff. As soon as I arrived here I knew I was in good hands. Now that the buzzing noise, pressure in my ears, and hoarseness are gone, I’m back to work as a police officer and don’t have to think about these problems anymore.” - Edwin M.


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Phone consultations with professionals are welcome, or click here to contact us. Dr. Klemons and our staff would love to meet you in person. Call 732-727-5000 to set up an appointment today.

Patients are referred to us by physicians, dentists, chiropractors, psychologists, physical therapists and other professionals. However, many of our patients are referred by former patients or based on their own decision without the need for a referral.

ACCEPTING PATIENTS FOR TREATMENT OF:

Headaches• Pain in the Head, Face, Jaw, TMJ, Eye, and Ear • Ringing in the Ears (Tinnitus )• Dizziness • Pressure in the Ears • Blurry Vision (which comes and goes) • Frequent Sore Throats • Difficulty Swallowing • Sensation of an Object Stuck in the Throat • Burning Tongue • Sleep Apnea • Snoring • Movement Disorders such as Tourette's Syndrome and Nervous Twitches


Ira M. Klemons, D.D.S., Ph.D., Director, The Center for Headaches and Facial Pain

2045 Route 35 South
South Amboy,  NJ 08879 U.S.A.   

USA Telephone: 732-727-5000
 International Telephone: +1-732-727-5000
  Fax: 732-727-5497
Email: info@headaches.com

 


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