70yo male reported 1.5 yrs of dizziness and left sided tinni | Figure 1
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Case Overview
70yo male reported 1.5 yrs of dizziness and left sided tinnitus following extensive dental work. Worsened after more dental work last fall. MRI normal. Thoughts as to the cause of this would be wonderful!
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