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Several forms of tinnitus seem to change with jaw movements or jaw/neck muscle manipulation for many patients. Based on this description, my first choice of a diagnostic test would typically be a CT scan of the temporal bones, with contrast. This could help to provide a clearer understanding of the underlying cause.

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Dear Dr. Breen, thank you very much for advice, which I find very helpful.
BR, robert