I have this sudden right jaw pain, that feels like the right side is on fire and the pain travels to the left side and down into my neck. what is it?

Sudden jaw pain: Pain from specific conditions such as infections, large cavities, exposed nerves, gum infections does not generally travel from one side to another. Therefore i'm guessing you either have multiple dental problems or perhaps jaw joint pain. It may be a medical issue . All this will have to be determined once you see a dentist in person for a clinical exam and x-rays. Make that appointment today.

See a dentist ASAP: Sudden pain in the jaw like you are describing can be caused by a number of possibilities. An abscessed tooth, onset of TMJ dysfunction or even gum issues. Only a complete exam and diagnosis by a dentist will tell you. See a dentist right away.

Oral surgeon: I would recommend ASAP evaluation by an oral surgeon who would be best equipped to diagnose the problem and recommend treatment/referral.

TMJ,tooth,Vascular: Dentists are trained to evaluate a wide variety of issue. Myofacial,muscular pain of the face is one diagnosis that may fit your symptoms. Tooth aches may play a role. A tooth on that side should be tender or a history of a tooth problem on that side could be an issue. Vascular problems of the Carotid artery may be in play. If it hurts when you turn your head, it may indicate Eagles Syndrome.