角孙、疗齿牙不嚼物。龋痛肿。（明）耳门、疗齿龋。三间、阳谷、冲阳、（见口
内庭、厉兑、四渎、液门、阳谷、上关、（下同。）治齿龋痛。（铜）少海、治齿龋痛。
又治齿寒。脑风头痛。合谷、偏历、三阳络、（明下云。疗齿痛。）耳门、治齿龋。三
间、大迎、正营、治齿龋痛。完骨、治齿龋。（见癫疾。）兑端、目窗、正营、耳门、治
唇吻强。上齿龋痛。（千）厉兑、三间、冲阳、偏历、小海、合谷、内庭、复留、主龋齿。
曲鬓、主齿龋。下关、大迎、翳风、完骨、主牙齿龋痛。
传曰、唇亡齿寒。谓前齿非牙也。说文云、龋、齿蠹也。谓齿蠹而痛也。其不因龋蠹而
痛者。盖风寒入脑髓尔。素问谓大寒至骨髓。故头痛齿亦痛。当以此治之。
胆俞、商阳、小肠俞、主口舌干。食饮不下。劳宫、少泽、三间、太冲、主口热。口
烂。大溪、少泽、主咽干。口热。唾如胶。曲泽、章门、主口干。少阴、主舌卷口干
。阳陵泉、主口苦。嗌仲介介然。
关冲（又见心烦。）等、主舌卷口干。（见喉痹。）曲泽、治身热烦渴口干。（铜）三间
见疟。）肺俞、（见劳瘵。）不容、（见 癖。）章门、（见肠鸣。）商阳、（见疟。）窍阴、（见喉
痹。）兑端、治口干。（铜）胆俞、治口苦舌干。（见腹胀。）明下云、口舌干。食不下。
复溜（见脊。）大钟（见淋。）尺泽治舌干（见喉痹。）下廉治唇干涎出不觉（见飧泄
。）少冲、（见伤寒。）大钟、（见淋。）治
口中热。肝俞、曲泽、（见唾血。）少泽、疗口干。（明）曲泽、疗口干。（见伤寒。）
劳宫、治大小人口中腥臭。胸胁支满。（铜）千云、主老小口中肿腥臭。明
下云、疗小儿龈烂臭。（见口疳。）少冲、治口热咽酸。（见伤寒。）
Jiaosun (TE20) treats teeth pain preventing chewing. Quchi swelling and pain. (Ming texts) Ermen (TE21) treats quchi (dental caries). Sanjian (LI3), Yanggu (SI5), Chongyang (ST42) [see Kounei Ting, Lidui, Sidu, Yemen, Yanggu, Shangguan, same below], treats quchi toothache. Shaohai (HT3) treats quchi toothache. Also treats cold teeth. Naofeng headache. Hegu (LI4), Pianli (SI6), Sanyangluo (TE7) [Ming text notes: treats toothache], Ermen (TE21), treats quchi. Sanjian (LI3), Daying (ST5), Zhengying (GB17), treats quchi toothache. Wangu (GB12), treats quchi [see Dianji]. Duanduan (DU16), Mucuang (GB18), Zhengying (GB17), Ermen (TE21), treats stiffness of lips and mouth corners. Upper jaw quchi pain. (Qianjin Fang) Lidui (ST45), Sanjian (LI3), Chongyang (ST42), Pianli (SI6), Xiaohai (SI8), Hegu (LI4), Neiting (ST44), Fuliou (KI7), main for quchi (dental caries). Qubin (GB7), main for dental caries. Xiaguan (ST7), Daying (ST5), Yifeng (TE17), Wangu (GB12), main for tooth caries pain.
The ancients said, "If the lips are gone, the teeth will be cold." This refers to the fact that the front incisors are not called "ya" (molars). The Shuowen Jiezi states: "Qu is the decay of teeth by insects." It means teeth hurt due to decay. Those pains not caused by decay are likely due to wind-cold invading the brain marrow. The Suwen states that severe cold reaches the bone marrow; thus, there is headache and also toothache. One should treat it according to this principle.
Danshu (BL19), Shangyang (LI1), Xiaochangshu (BL27), main for dryness of mouth and tongue. Difficulty in eating and drinking. Laogong (PC8), Shaoze (SI1), Sanjian (LI3), Taichong (LR3), main for heat in the mouth. Mouth ulcers. Taixi (KI3), Shaoze (SI1), main for dry throat. Heat in the mouth. Saliva thick like glue. Quze (PC3), Zhangmen (LR13), main for dry mouth. Shaoyin meridian points, main for curled tongue and dry mouth. Yanglingquan (GB34), main for bitter taste in the mouth. A sensation of obstruction in the throat (feeling of a foreign body).
Guanchong (TE1) [also see Heart vexation section] etc., main for curled tongue and dry mouth [see Houbi]. Quze (PC3), treats fever, restlessness, thirst, and dry mouth. (Tongren) Sanjian [see Malaria cases]. Feishu (BL13) [see Laozai cases]. Burong (ST19) [see Pi accumulation cases]. Zhangmen (LR13) [see Bowel sounds]. Shangyang (LI1) [see Malaria cases]. Qiaoyin (GB09) [see Houbi cases]. Duanduan (DU16), treats dry mouth. (Tongren) Danshu (BL18), treats bitter taste in mouth and dry tongue [see Abdominal distension]. Ming texts note: Dryness of mouth and tongue, inability to eat. Fuliou [see Spine conditions]. Dazhong (KI4) [see Lin syndrome cases]. ChiZe (LU5) treats dry tongue [see Houbi cases]. Xialian (LI8) treats dry lips with unconscious drooling [see Sunxie cases]. Shaochong (HT9) [see Shanghan cases]. Dazhong (KI4) [see Lin syndrome cases], treats heat in the mouth. Ganshu (BL18), Quze (PC3) [see Hemoptysis cases], Shaoze (SI1), treats dry mouth. (Ming texts) Quze (PC3), treats dry mouth [see Shanghan cases]. Laogong (PC8), treats foul odor in the mouth of adults and children. Fullness and distension in the chest and hypochondrium. (Tongren) Qianjin text says: Main for swelling and foul odor in the mouth of old and young people. Ming texts note: Treats rotten and smelly gums in children [see Kougan cases]. Shaochong (HT9), treats heat in the mouth and sour taste in the throat [see Shanghan cases].