I have a burst of pain in my left ear when I hiccup or yawn. Should I be concerned?

Hi doctor,

Currently, I have a pretty burst of pain in my left ears while having a hiccup and a big yawn. There is a very slight pain in my left ear but I notice it when I really think about it. Before a month, I ruptured my left eardrum. I was tubing in a lake and the tube got flipped out. I hit the water hard and after that, I started to have pain and loss of hearing immediately in my ears. I went to the urgent care and the doctor told me that I have a small hole due to a rupture of the eardrum. She told me that it does not seem to be major and it can heal on its own. I use earplugs and keep them dry. It seems to be healed now. After a week, I went to the dentist. I did a normal cleaning and an X-ray was taken. I was told that I have three wisdom teeth to get extracted. After two days, I got a bad jaw or TMJ or ear pain on the right side opposite to the site of the previously ruptured eardrum. It hurt me a lot and at times I felt them in the lower jaw. I went back to the dentist and the doctor told me that while cleaning some bacteria can go down the gums. Then she advised me to do saltwater rinsing a few times a day and gave me a Penicillin. Currently, I am on the last day of taking Penicillin and the pain is completely gone on my right side. Yesterday, I got a sharp pain in my left ears while having a hiccup or yawn. Is the pain back in my left ear? Do I need to be concerned? Do I need to visit an ENT specialist in person? I hope that it will go on its own but it is definitely a pretty strong pain-causing difficulty to yawn and hiccups.