Yes. Although TMD is localized in the jaw, it can also affect the surrounding structures and cause symptoms to affect more than just the jaw.
Tooth pain: Your teeth can become sensitive if they are misaligned and are withstanding uneven pressure or if they are withstanding constant pressure as a result of clenching or grinding.
Sinus problems: Your sinuses and your TMJ are closely related and can cause each other problems when either one has issues. In the case of TMD, the pain felt in your jaw can radiate into your sinuses, causing you to feel sinus pressure and pain.
Vertigo/dizziness: Inner ear structures responsible for balance reside within the temporal bone where your TMJ attaches to your skull. TMD can cause inflammation that can disrupt these structures, causing feelings of dizziness and affecting your balance.
Tinnitus: TMD can also affect the structures of the inner ear by causing ear ringing, or the perception of sound when no external sound waves are actually present.