While I am loathe to recommend doctors anymore, I will tell you what my wife's current doctor is doing, and how she is progressing. Along with the TENS every visit, her doctor performs trigger-point injections combined with spray-and-stretch. At her first visit, he made her a pain-release splint, which is a flexible splint designed to do what it says. If the patient makes progress with the splint, he then makes her a hard orthotic appliance. She has been five times. On the second visit she went through neuromuscular testing. That wasn't much fun. On the third visit, he built up the splint to 4mm. She saw great progress after that adjustment, with jaw and ear pain reduced, though only about 30-50%. Since the splint is now falling apart, and she has seen some improvement, she is getting the hard orthotic in 3-4 weeks. She has seen no improvement in her posterior neck pain, which wakes her up at night. May be unrelated. It is a burning, neuropathic pain, caused by ???? Muscles? Cervical spine? The doctor's name is Bill Williams, and is located in Suwanee. He has a large website explaining his process. Worth reading. I think he is worth a phone call. Besides her initial botox injection, his method is the first to reduce her jaw and ear pain. Good luck.

Dan