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Ear, Eye & Face Pain Center

Pain can occur anywhere the body, including the ears, eyes and face. Common causes of ear pain include middle ear infections and foreign bodies lodged in the ear canal. Eye pain can range in severity from eyestrain to glaucoma and eyes cancers. Orofacial pain may stem from toothaches of nondental origin, dental disease or other conditions (TMJ disorder, cranial neuralgias).

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