Symptoms of trigeminal neuralgia, particularly toothache, are often confused with those of other conditions. This can unfortunately lead to patients undergoing unnecessary tooth extractions. Accurate diagnosis of trigeminal neuralgia necessitates an examination by specialists in Brain, Nerve, and Spinal Cord Surgery (Neurosurgery) or Neurology. Initial treatment typically involves medication, as promptly alleviating the patient's pain is a primary objective. While medication can quickly achieve this in some cases, surgical interventions may be considered if pharmacological treatment proves insufficient.