Welcoem to HCM! I have read your question carefully and feel that you have an attack of migraine as there is typical symptom of pain near/behind eye and temple of same side. Tooth ache is ruled out mainly because it is so notorious that you just can t sit with it and need to go to a dentist fast! More over toothache is quite sharp in nature. Usually a person has his/her type of migraneous pains, almost same site usually. Younmust be having your type. If you want, you can get yourself checked by a dentist as this may be an additional factor beyond migraine pain. Migariane is a chronic pain disorder, disturbing but definitely treatable. In my clinical experience I have seen all these chronic and severe patients getting cured. Usually, such cases respond greatly to TCA and propranolol combination for some months together and some good pain killer like, naproxen sodium and domperidone combination for acute pain relief. One needs to take treatment for some time in case of long history of pain but there is almost 90-95% improvement within one- two weeks! It is always good to avoid your precipitating factors for migraine , like sunlight, fasting, certain odours, and stress , etc. Hope this helps you in getting better. Feel free to ask more questions. Dr. Manisha Gopal.