Toothache causing solar plexus neuralgia is clinically common in the following two general conditions. First, the most common clinical condition is acute pulpitis. Acute pulpitis causes acute inflammation due to bacterial infection to the pulp, and the pain radiates to the auriculotemporal region, which can cause pain in the temple. The best treatment at this point is to go to a professional dentist and apply a dental power system, also known as a turbine drill, to open up the pulp of the tooth, at which point the pain will be immediately relieved. Another common case of toothache causing temple pain is pericoronitis, also the acute phase of wisdom tooth pericoronitis can cause wisdom tooth causing temple pain. In this case, the ultimate treatment option is to remove the wisdom tooth, but there are certain requirements on the timing of wisdom tooth removal, which is not recommended during the acute painful period, as it may lead to the spread of infection and cause more serious complications. We usually treat the acute pain with anti-inflammatory and analgesic treatment, and then remove the wisdom tooth after the pain period has passed.