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@nurseheadakes

I am sorry this happened to you in this fashion. If the dentist noticed you were having pain, he should have stopped doing what he was doing. Obviously, the procedure was not correctly done or there was a direct association between the tooth and your ear. My thoughts are that you should see an audiologist and have a hearing test to see where you hearing loss is located; and to describe to her/him what type of tinnitus you are having. Stay on the steroid as prescribed to decrease the inflammatory response. They may have a care plan to help you with the tinnitus and hearing loss going forward.

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Thank you for replying. I have a follow-up appointment with the ENT next week. Today was the last day of the Prednisone. I think it helped with the pain, but I don't think it did anything for the tinnitus or hearing loss. As for the hearing test, I'm attaching the results of the test the audiologist did when I went to see the ENT. Keep in mind I had no problems hearing clearly and only mild tinnitus before this incident so I know the vast majority of this loss is a direct result of what happened. I have no way of proving that but I know it's true.