Dental pain and trigeminal nerve pain can be treated symptomatically with oral pain medication, which can effectively relieve its pain phenomenon, such as ibuprofen and diclofenac sodium can effectively reduce its pain. If it is caused by dental pain, the patient needs to carry out symptomatic treatment of the teeth, in order to effectively relieve its inflammation. In case of trigeminal nerve pain, patients usually take carbamazepine for symptomatic treatment. However, the key is to find the cause of the disease, medication can only play a role in alleviating the role of finding the cause of the disease after the local and other symptomatic treatment, can effectively reduce the incidence of its symptoms. Therefore, in most cases, once the patient has dental pain, it is necessary to carry out nerve treatment, root canal treatment, or even trigeminal nerve pain nerve block, anesthesia, or blocking treatment, in order to effectively alleviate the subsequent pain phenomenon, or to carry out some blocking treatment of the trigeminal trunk, or anhydrous alcohol injection, to effectively alleviate its clinical symptoms.