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Easy patient assessment

Where could your facial pain or headache be coming from?

Use simple dropdowns to compare common patterns of trigeminal neuralgia, migraine, cluster headache, toothache, TM-joint pain, sinusitis and tension-type headache.

This does not diagnose you.

Several conditions overlap and some people have more than one cause. A clinician or dentist must confirm the diagnosis.

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Do you have any of these warning signs now?

Select the most important one. If more than one applies, choose any one and seek urgent care.

Trigeminal nerve distribution across the forehead, cheek and jaw
Facial location helps guide assessment, but it cannot confirm the cause by itself.

How the preview is made

Duration, quality, triggers and associated symptoms are compared together.

The checker uses characteristic symptom combinations from the International Classification of Headache Disorders and patient guidance for dental, TM-joint and sinus symptoms. It is intentionally conservative and does not recommend medicine.