Is there a relation to teeth?

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Hi, I'm new to this group. I might also not belong here because my sensitivity

is related to neighbors stereos and electrical. I go ballistic because the

sound takes over my spine and I can't think about anything else. I've only met

one other person who could hear what I hear. She was running a support group

for hypersensitive people.

I'm curious if anyone thinks that the sounds you hear are related to how your

jaw developed. Many people seem to become afflicted at around age 8 or 9. This

is right after most people get their permanent teeth. Im asking this because

lately I've been wondering if my problem is connected to the orthodontics I had

as a child. I had head gear bands on my back molars from the age of 7 through

right before graduating from high school. I've had nonstop problems with those

teeth all my life. The dentist says that this is common for people who had

orthodontics. Those Back molars are very close to where the cochleus (is that

what it's called) is in my head. Ive read that the inner part of that coil is

what makes us hear low frequency sound. In my case I think it developed all

wrong because my teeth and jaw and lower facial structure were never allowed to

develop on their own.