集验疗齿楚痛方。
生地黄 桂心
上二味合，以含嚼，咽汁无妨。（千金同）
删繁疗心虚寒，口气臭冲入，又虫齿痛，芎 散方。
芎 （八分） 白芷（七分） 甘草（五分炙） 桂心（四分） 杜蘅（四分） 当归
（五分）
上六味捣筛为末，以酒和方寸匕服之，日二服。
千金疗酒醉，牙齿涌血出方。
烧钉赤，炷血孔中即止。
又疗齿痛方。
当归 桂心 甘草（炙各二两） 矾石（六分烧）
上四味切，以浆水二升，煮取一升含之，日五六，瘥止。
张文仲疗齿痛，风引肿摇动发作，不疗虫蚀尽方。
矾石（烧） 干姜 藜芦 蛇床子 甘草（炙） 细辛 蜀椒 防风（各一两）
上八味捣散，以一钱匕和温酒二合含之。勿咽汁，冷即吐出，日三度，瘥止，齿落自复
生甚效。
又疗历齿稍碎坏欲尽方。
矾石如枣大，以绵裹含之，取瘥。
古今录验疗牙齿根摇拟欲堕者龋齿方。
取生地黄，绵裹含之，微嚼，候汁味尽弃之，乃更含之。
病源脾与胃合，胃为足阳明，其经脉起鼻，环于唇，其支脉入络于脾胃，脾胃有热，气
发于唇，则唇生疮，而重被风邪寒湿之气搏于疮，则微肿湿烂，或冷或热，乍瘥乍发，积月
累年
广济疗紧唇，水银膏方
水银 熏黄（研） 青矾（研） 苦参（各二两末） 绛绯（一方） 乱发（一鸡子大）
细辛（
二两末）
上七物，以绯裹发，用麻油一斤蜡二两先煎苦参细辛，以绯发消尽，入水银石药及蜡，
候膏成，收凝定，以敷病上，取瘥为度，水银和石药两味研令尽，入煎之。
又疗紧唇疮久不瘥，石硫黄膏方。
石硫黄（研） 白矾（烧） 朱砂（研） 水银 麝香 黄柏（末各一分）
上六味和水银，研于瓷钵中，以水银尽，用腊月猪脂和如泥，先拭净，涂之，日三五，
以瘥为度，甚良。
短剧疗紧唇方。
以白布缠作烛，着空斧中烧布，斧刃有汗出，以指历取，涂病上取瘥。（千金同）
千金疗紧唇方。
灸虎口男左女右七壮。
又方
灸承浆三壮良。
又方
青布烧灰酒服之，又以脂和涂。
又方
以蜡片灸贴之，一宿瘥。
又方
灸松脂粘贴。
又方
先灸疮，烧蛇皮灰以敷之。（并出第六卷中）
崔氏疗紧唇方。
取膝头垢，绵裹烧敷之。
又方
取屠儿肉几上垢，烧涂之。
又方
烧人屎灰敷之。
又方
马芥亦名刺芥，捣取汁，日曝令浓，先揩唇，使血出，以药匕涂之，亦疗刺风。（并出
第四卷中）
《集验方》治疗牙齿疼痛的方子。
生地黄 桂心
以上两味药混合，用来含在口中咀嚼，咽下汁液没有妨碍。（《千金方》中也有此方）
《删繁方》治疗心气虚寒，口气臭秽冲入咽喉，以及虫牙疼痛的芎䓖散方。
芎䓖（八分） 白芷（七分） 甘草（五分，炙） 桂心（四分） 杜蘅（四分） 当归（五分）
以上六味药捣碎过筛成粉末，用酒调和，每次服用一方寸匕，每日服用两次。
《千金方》治疗因醉酒导致牙齿涌血出的方子。
将铁钉烧红，插入出血的牙孔中，血即止住。
又治疗牙齿疼痛的方子。
当归 桂心 甘草（炙，各二两） 矾石（六分，烧制）
以上四味药切碎，用浆水二升，煮取一升，含在口中，每日五六次，痊愈后停止。
张文仲治疗牙齿疼痛，风邪侵袭导致牙龈肿胀动摇发作，若不治疗则牙齿被虫蚀尽的方子。
矾石（烧制） 干姜 藜芦 蛇床子 甘草（炙） 细辛 蜀椒 防风（各一两）
以上八味药捣碎成散剂，取一钱匕与温酒二合混合含在口中。不要咽下汁液，若感觉冷就吐出，每日三次，痊愈后停止，牙齿脱落后可自行再生，效果显著。
又治疗牙齿逐渐破碎欲脱落的方子。
取如枣大的矾石，用棉包裹含在口中，直到痊愈。
《古今录验方》治疗牙齿根部松动即将脱落、有龋齿的方子。
取生地黄，用棉包裹含在口中，轻微咀嚼，等到汁液味道耗尽后丢弃，然后再换新的含服。
《病源论》认为脾与胃相表里，胃属于足阳明经，其经脉起于鼻旁，环绕嘴唇，其支脉进入并联络脾胃。如果脾胃有热，热气发于唇部，则嘴唇生疮；此时若再受风邪、寒湿之气搏结于疮口，则会出现轻微肿胀、潮湿溃烂，或冷或热，时好时发，积月累年不愈。
《广济方》治疗紧唇症的水银膏方。
水银 熏黄（研细） 青矾（研细） 苦参（各二两，研末） 绛绯（一方寸） 乱发（如鸡蛋大小） 细辛（二两，研末）
以上七味药，用绛绯包裹头发，先用麻油一斤、蜡二两煎煮苦参和细辛，待头发和绛绯完全消解后，加入水银、石药及蜡，等待膏体制成，冷却凝固后收存。使用时敷于患处，以痊愈为度。注意：水银和石药这两味药需单独研磨至极细，然后加入煎好的药液中。
又治疗紧唇疮久治不愈的石硫黄膏方。
石硫黄（研细） 白矾（烧制） 朱砂（研细） 水银 麝香 黄柏（研末，各一分）
以上六味药与水银一起，在瓷钵中研磨，直到水银完全消失不见，再用腊月猪脂调和如泥状。先擦拭干净患处，涂抹药膏，每日三到五次，以痊愈为度，效果很好。
《短剧方》治疗紧唇症的方子。
用白布缠绕做成蜡烛形状，放入空斧头中燃烧布料，斧刃上会有汗液流出，用手指蘸取，涂抹于患处，直至痊愈。（《千金方》中也有此法）
《千金方》治疗紧唇症的方子。
灸虎口穴，男性左、女性右，灸七壮。
又一方
将青布烧成灰，用酒送服，同时用油脂调和药灰外涂。
又一方
用蜡片灸贴患处，一夜即可痊愈。
崔氏治疗紧唇症的方子。
取膝盖处的污垢，用棉包裹后烧焦敷于患处。
又一方
取屠夫案板上的污垢，烧焦后涂抹。
又一方
烧人屎成灰敷于患处。
The *Jiyan Fang* (Collected Verified Prescriptions) formula for treating toothache.
Shengdihuang (Radix Rehmanniae Preparata) Guixin (Cortex Cinnamomi)
Combine the above two herbs, hold in the mouth and chew, swallowing the juice is acceptable. (Also found in *Qianjin Fang*)
The *Shanfan Fang* (Abridged Redundancies) formula for treating Heart deficiency-cold, foul breath rushing into the throat, and dental caries pain: Xiongsan Powder.
Xiongqiong (Rhizoma Chuanxiong, 8 fen) Baizhi (Radix Angelicae Dahuricae, 7 fen) Gancao (Radix Glycyrrhizae Preparata, 5 fen, honey-fried) Guixin (Cortex Cinnamomi, 4 fen) Duheng (Herba Dictamni) Danggui (Radix Angelicae Sinensis, 5 fen)
Pulverize and sieve the above six herbs into powder. Mix with wine and administer one fangcunbi (a square-inch measure of powder) per dose, twice daily.
*Qianjin Fang* (Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold) formula for treating bleeding from teeth due to alcohol intoxication.
Heat an iron nail until red-hot, insert it into the bleeding tooth socket to stop the bleeding immediately.
Another formula for treating toothache.
Danggui (Radix Angelicae Sinensis) Guixin (Cortex Cinnamomi) Gancao (Radix Glycyrrhizae Preparata, each 2 liang, honey-fried) Fanshi (Alumen, 6 fen, calcined)
Chop the above four herbs. Boil in 2 sheng of Jiangshui (fermented grain water) until reduced to 1 sheng. Hold in the mouth, 5-6 times daily. Discontinue when cured.
Zhang Wenzhong's formula for treating toothache caused by wind invasion leading to swollen and mobile gums; if untreated, teeth will be completely eroded by worms.
Fanshi (Alumen, calcined) Ganjiang (Rhizoma Zingiberis Preparatum) Lilu (Veratrum nigrum) Shechuangzi (Fructus Cnidii) Gancao (Radix Glycyrrhizae Preparata, honey-fried) Xixin (Herba Asari) Shujiao (Pericarpium Zanthoxyli) Fangfeng (Radix Saposhnikoviae, each 1 liang)
Pulverize the above eight herbs into a powder. Mix one qianbi (a small measure of powder) with 2 he of warm wine and hold in the mouth. Do not swallow the juice; spit it out if it feels cold. Three times daily. Discontinue when cured. Teeth that have fallen out may regenerate spontaneously; this is very effective.
Another formula for treating teeth that are gradually crumbling and about to fall out.
Take Fanshi (Alumen) the size of a jujube, wrap in cotton, and hold in the mouth until cured.
The *Gujin Luyans* (Ancient and Modern Recorded Experiences) formula for treating loose tooth roots impending to fall out and dental caries.
Take Shengdihuang (Radix Rehmanniae Recens), wrap in cotton, and hold in the mouth. Chew slightly. Discard when the juice flavor is exhausted, then replace with a new piece.
According to *Bingyuan* (Source of Diseases), the Spleen and Stomach are interior-exteriorly related. The Stomach belongs to the Foot-Yangming Meridian, whose main channel originates at the nose, circles the lips, and its branch enters and connects with the Spleen and Stomach. If there is heat in the Spleen and Stomach, the qi rises to the lips, causing sores. If these sores are further attacked by wind-cold-damp pathogens, slight swelling, dampness, and ulceration occur. The condition may alternate between cold and hot sensations, remitting and recurring over months or years.
The *Guangji Fang* (Broad Relief Prescriptions) mercury ointment formula for treating tight lips.
Shuiyin (Hydrargyrum) Xunhuang (Realgar, ground) Qingfan (Melanterite, ground) Kushen (Radix Sophorae Flavescentis, each 2 liang, powdered) Jiangfei (Red silk, one piece) Luankou (Tangled hair, size of a chicken egg) Xixin (Herba Asari, 2 liang, powdered)
Wrap the tangled hair in the red silk. First decoct Kushen and Xixin in 1 jin of Sesame Oil and 2 liang of Beeswax. Once the hair and silk are dissolved, add Hydrargyrum, mineral drugs, and beeswax. Wait for the ointment to form, then allow it to cool and solidify for storage. Apply to the affected area until cured. Note: Grind Hydrargyrum and mineral drugs separately until extremely fine, then incorporate them into the decoction.
Another formula for treating chronic tight lip sores that do not heal: Shi Liuhuang Ointment.
Shi Liuhuang (Sulfur, ground) Bai Fan (Alumen, calcined) Zhusha (Cinnabar, ground) Shuiyin (Hydrargyrum) Shexiang (Moschus) Huangbai (Cortex Phellodendri, each 1 fen, powdered)
Grind the above six herbs together with Hydrargyrum in a porcelain mortar until the Hydrargyrum disappears. Mix with lard rendered in the twelfth lunar month to a paste consistency. Clean the area thoroughly before application. Apply 3-5 times daily until cured; highly effective.
The *Duanju Fang* (Short Drama Prescriptions) formula for treating tight lips.
Wind white cloth into a candle shape, place inside an empty axe, and burn the cloth. Sweat will appear on the blade edge. Collect this sweat with fingers and apply to the affected area until cured. (Also found in *Qianjin Fang*)
*Qianjin Fang* formula for treating tight lips.
Moxibustion at Hegu (LI4): Left side for males, right side for females, 7 moxa cones.
Another formula
Moxibustion at Chengjiang (CV24), 3 moxa cones; effective.
Another formula
Burn green cloth to ash, take with wine. Also mix with animal fat for topical application.
Another formula
Apply a wax slice via moxibustion; cured overnight.
Another formula
Apply Pinus resin (Songzhi) and perform moxibustion.
Another formula
First moxa the sore, then apply ash from burned snake skin. (All from Volume 6)
Cui Shi's formula for treating tight lips.
Collect dirt from the knee joint, wrap in cotton, burn, and apply to the affected area.
Another formula
Collect dirt from a butcher's cutting board, burn, and apply.
Another formula
Burn human feces to ash and apply.
Another formula
Ma Jie (also known as Ci Jie, likely referring to a specific herb like Tribulus terrestris or similar thorny plant), crush to extract juice. Sun-dry until concentrated. First abrade the lips to induce bleeding, then apply the medicine with a spoon. This also treats "thorn wind" (likely allergic contact dermatitis or angular cheilitis). (All from Volume 4)