Otic Ganglion Local Anesthesia – A Potent Procedure for Functional Mid-Face Complaints

In the out-patient practice, patients frequently present with functional complaints of different expression, like tinnitus, tube ventilation disorders, dysphagia, bruxism, projected headache. Not infrequently, these complaints correspond with neural irritations of the cervical spine and the masticatory muscles, but are assigned to these causes in a low number of cases, however. Otic ganglion local anesthesia may help patients to improve.