治口舌干食饮不下（资生经）。穴胆俞 商阳 小肠俞
治口热。口干。口烂。穴劳宫 少泽 三间 太冲
治咽干口热。唾如胶。穴少泽 太溪
治口干。穴曲泽 章门
治舌卷口干。穴少阴
治口苦嗌干。介介然。穴阳陵泉
治舌卷口干。心烦闷。穴关冲
治身热。烦渴口干。穴曲泽
治口干。穴三间 肺俞 不容 章门 商阳 窍阴 兑端
治口苦舌干。又治食不下。口舌干。穴胆俞
治舌干。穴复溜 大钟 尺泽
治唇干。涎出不觉。穴下廉
治口中热。穴少冲 大钟
治口干。穴肝俞 少泽 曲泽
治大人小儿。口中腥臭。腹胁支满。又主老小口中肿腥臭。及疗小儿龈烂臭。穴劳宫
治口热咽酸。穴少冲
治口干。穴曲泽
治口齿疳蚀生疮（资生经）。穴承浆
治牙龈肿。穴天冲
治牙龈肿。小儿疳湿疮。穴角孙
史记齐大夫病龋齿。太仓公灸其左太阳阳明脉。即为苦参汤。日漱三升。出入五六日。
病已。得之风。及卧开口食而不漱。
治牙车急。穴完骨
治牙车痛。穴翳风
治牙车脱。穴下关
治牙关不开。穴水沟 上关 颊车
治牙车引急头重痛。耳中嘈嘈。颔颊肿。穴和
治牙车脱臼。相离三寸。及治牙车急痛。不得嚼食。穴听会
主唇吻不收（资生经）。穴合谷
治紧唇不能开合。灸虎口。男左女右。又灸承浆三壮。
职唇口干。穴三间
治唇干涎出。穴下廉
治喜啮颊。穴光明 足临泣
治颊肿痛。穴巨 天窗
主自啮唇。穴京骨 阳谷
治颔痛。穴腕骨
治唇肿痛。穴迎香
治牙痛唇吻急强。穴正营
治唇吻强。穴上关 兑端
治唇吻 动。穴大迎
治唇肿。穴膺窗 太冲
治颔颊肿。穴侠溪 和 颊车
治颔颊肿。引牙车不得开。急痛口噤不能言。穴曲鬓
治颊肿。穴完骨
治颊颔肿。穴大迎
治脱颔颊肿。穴翳风
治颈项肿。寒热。穴腕骨 阳谷
治颔肿。穴支正
治颊颔肿瘰 。穴手三里
治腮颔肿。穴少商
治颐颔肿。齿痛恶寒。肩背急。相引缺盆痛。目青盲。穴商阳。灸三壮。右取左。左取
右。食顷立已。
治颊肿痛。穴天窗
治颊痛。穴攒竹
治颈颔注满。穴角孙
治胸膈满闷。腋下肿。善啮颊。穴足临泣
治面肿唇动。叶叶肺气。状如虫行。及治不能言。口噤不开。穴水沟
资生经云。李袭兴称武德中出镇潞州。甄权以新撰明堂示予。时有刺史成君绰。忽颈肿
如数
升。喉中闭塞。水粒不下三日矣。余屈权救之。针其右手次指之端。如食顷。气息即通。明
日饮啖如故。按铜人云。少商穴在手大指端内侧。去爪甲角如韭叶。成君绰。腮颔肿大如升
甄权针之立愈。病状少异。功效实同。但李云次指端。铜人云。大指端。未知其孰是。果
针少商。当在大指端也。姑两存之。以俟识者。
To treat dryness of the mouth and tongue, and difficulty in swallowing food and drink (from *Zisheng Jing*). Select points: Dushu (BL-16), Shangyang (LI-1), Xiaochangshu (BL-27).
To treat heat in the mouth. Dry mouth. Ulceration of the mouth. Select points: Laogong (PC-8), Shaoze (SI-1), Sanjian (LI-3), Taichong (LR-3).
To treat dryness of the throat and heat in the mouth. Saliva thick like glue. Select points: Shaoze (SI-1), Taixi (KI-3).
To treat dry mouth. Select points: Quze (PC-3), Zhangmen (LR-13).
To treat curled tongue and dry mouth. Select point: Shaoyin (Heart Meridian point, likely Shenmen HT-7 or Jiquan HT-1, text specifies "Shaoyin").
To treat bitter taste in the mouth and dryness of the throat, with a sensation of discomfort ("Jiejie ran"). Select point: Yanglingquan (GB-34).
To treat curled tongue and dry mouth. Mental restlessness and oppression. Select point: Guanchong (SJ-1).
To treat fever of the body. Restlessness, thirst, and dry mouth. Select point: Quze (PC-3).
To treat dry mouth. Select points: Sanjian (LI-3), Feishu (BL-13), Burong (ST-19), Zhangmen (LR-13), Shangyang (LI-1), Qiaoyin (GB-1), Duanduan (CV-15).
To treat bitter taste in the mouth and dry tongue. Also treats inability to eat. Dryness of mouth and tongue. Select point: Danshu (BL-19).
To treat dry tongue. Select points: Fuliou (KI-7), Dazhong (KI-4), Chize (LU-5).
To treat dry lips. Saliva flowing out unconsciously. Select point: Xialian (LI-8).
To treat heat in the mouth. Select points: Shaochong (HT-9), Dazhong (KI-4).
To treat dry mouth. Select points: Ganshu (BL-18), Shaoze (SI-1), Quze (PC-3).
To treat adults and children with fishy odor in the mouth and fullness/distension in the abdomen and hypochondrium. Also treats swelling and fishy odor in the mouth of the elderly and young, and treats rotten gums with foul odor in children. Select point: Laogong (PC-8).
To treat heat in the mouth and sourness in the throat. Select point: Shaochong (HT-9).
To treat dry mouth. Select point: Quze (PC-3).
To treat gingival caries and ulceration (from *Zisheng Jing*). Select point: Chengjiang (CV-24).
To treat swollen gums. Select point: Tianchong (GB-15).
To treat swollen gums. Pediatric gan-damp sores. Select point: Jiaosun (TE-6).
Historical record: The minister of Qi suffered from dental caries. Tai Cang Gong (Chunyu Yi) moxaed the left intersection of the Foot-Taiyang and Foot-Yangming meridians. He then prescribed Kushen Tang (Sophora Root Decoction), rinsing the mouth with three sheng daily for five to six days. The disease was cured. The cause was wind pathogen invasion, and sleeping with an open mouth while eating without rinsing.
To treat tightness of the jaw joint. Select point: Wanggu (GB-12).
To treat pain in the jaw joint. Select point: Yifeng (TE-17).
To treat dislocation of the jaw joint. Select point: Xiaguan (ST-7).
To treat inability to open the jaw. Select points: Shuigou (GV-26), Shangguan (ST-3), Jiache (ST-6).
To treat jaw traction and tightness, heavy head and pain, buzzing in the ears, and swelling of the mandible and cheek. Select point: He (Likely Heliao TE-17, text says "He").
To treat dislocation of the jaw joint, separated by three cun. Also treats tightness and pain in the jaw, inability to chew. Select point: Tinghui (GB-2).
Mainly treats flaccidity of the lips and corners of the mouth (from *Zisheng Jing*). Select point: Hegu (LI-4).
To treat tight lips unable to open and close. Moxa the Tiger's Mouth (Hegu LI-4). Men take the left hand, women take the right hand. Also moxa Chengjiang (CV-24) for three moxa cones.
To treat dry lips. Select point: Sanjian (LI-3).
To treat dry lips with saliva flow. Select point: Xialian (LI-8).
To treat habit of biting cheeks. Select points: Guangming (GB-37), Zulinqi (GB-41).
To treat swelling and pain of the cheek. Select point: Ju (Likely Jugu GB-1 or Quanliao SI-18, text says "Ju"), Tianchuang (SI-16).
Mainly treats self-biting of the lips. Select points: Jinggu (BL-64), Yanggu (SI-5).
To treat pain in the mandible. Select point: Wangu (SI-4).
To treat swelling and pain of the lips. Select point: Yingxiang (LI-20).
To treat toothache and tightness/stiffness of the lips and corners of the mouth. Select point: Zhengying (ST-18).
To treat stiffness of the lips and corners of the mouth. Select points: Shangguan (ST-3), Duanduan (CV-15).
To treat twitching of the lips and corners of the mouth. Select point: Daying (ST-5).
To treat swelling of the lips. Select points: Yingchuang (ST-16), Taichong (LR-3).
To treat swelling of the mandible and cheek. Select points: Xiaxi (GB-43), He (Likely Heliao TE-17), Jiache (ST-6).
To treat swelling of the mandible and cheek, pulling the jaw so it cannot open, severe pain, lockjaw unable to speak. Select point: Qubin (GB-7).
To treat swelling of the cheek. Select point: Wanggu (GB-12).
To treat swelling of the cheek and mandible. Select point: Daying (ST-5).
To treat dislocation of the mandible and swelling of the cheek. Select point: Yifeng (TE-17).
To treat swelling of the neck. Chills and fever. Select points: Wangu (SI-4), Yanggu (SI-5).
To treat swelling of the mandible. Select point: Zhizheng (SI-7).
To treat swelling of the cheek and mandible with scrofula. Select point: Shousanli (LI-10).
To treat swelling of the cheek and mandible. Select point: Shaoshang (LU-11).
To treat swelling of the chin and mandible. Toothache, aversion to cold, stiffness of shoulder and back, pain radiating to the Clavicle area (Quepen), blindness with greenish vision. Select point: Shangyang (LI-1). Moxa three cones. Treat left side with right point, right side with left point. Recovery occurs immediately after a meal time.
To treat swelling and pain of the cheek. Select point: Tianchuang (SI-16).
To treat pain of the cheek. Select point: Zanzhu (BL-2).
To treat fluid accumulation and fullness in the neck and mandible. Select point: Jiaosun (TE-6).
To treat fullness and oppression in the chest and diaphragm, swelling in the axilla, and habit of biting cheeks. Select point: Zulinqi (GB-41).
To treat facial swelling and twitching of the lips. Lung qi stagnation, feeling like leaves rustling, sensation like insects crawling. Also treats inability to speak, lockjaw unable to open. Select point: Shuigou (GV-26).
*Zisheng Jing* states: Li Xixing claimed that during the Wude era, when he was garrisoning Luzhou, Zhen Quan showed me the newly compiled *Mingtang*. At that time, Prefect Cheng Junchuo suddenly had his neck swell as large as several sheng, with blockage in the throat, unable to swallow water or grain for three days. I begged Quan to save him. He needled the tip of the second finger of his right hand. After about a meal time, his breath cleared. The next day, he ate and drank as usual. According to the *Bronze Man*, Shaoshang is located at the medial tip of the thumb, about the width of a leek leaf from the corner of the nail. Cheng Junchuo had swelling of the cheeks and mandible as large as a sheng; Zhen Quan needled him and he recovered immediately. The symptoms were slightly different, but the efficacy was the same. However, Li said the second finger tip, while the *Bronze Man* says the thumb tip. It is unknown which is correct. If it was indeed Shaoshang, it should be on the thumb. I shall preserve both accounts for scholars to verify.