Patient Resources & Insights

Ear fullness can come from more than wax or a cold - sinus congestion, TMJ dysfunction, and Eustachian tube issues can all play a role. Learn what might be causing that plugged, pressured feeling and when it's time for a closer look.

Tinnitus can stem from hearing loss, TMJ dysfunction, sinus pressure, poor sleep, or stress - not just one single cause. Discover the ringing in ears treatment options that address what's actually driving the sound.

Sinus pressure occurs when the spaces around your nose, called sinuses, become swollen or filled with mucus. When your sinuses are blocked, you might feel a heavy sensation in your forehead, cheeks, or around your eyes. This pressure can make it difficult to breathe through your nose and can also lead to headaches and nasal congestion.

Ear fullness can originate from areas both in and around the ear. This feeling can arise from various causes, ranging from benign to those requiring medical attention. Below are some of the most common reasons why someone might experience this sensation.

Sinus infections can be more than just a nuisance to the nose and sinuses; they can lead to uncomfortable pressure and fluid in the ears as well.