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The pain from the angina pectoris of coronary heart disease sometimes can be delivered to neck, face, mandibular or maxillary teeth, which tend to be easily misdiagnosed by the pulpitis pain. This case report stated how to diagnosis and treat the toothache caused by cardiac origin, and provided the clinical reference for the differential diagnosis of the toothache from the cardiac originor odontogenic origin.
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