《养生方》云∶常向本命曰栉发之始，叩齿九通，阴咒曰∶太帝散灵，五老返真，泥丸
玄华
，保精长存。左回拘月，右引日根，六合清炼，百疾愈因。唾唾三通，常数行之，使齿不痛
，发牢不白，头脑不痛。
又云∶东向坐，不息四通，琢齿二七，治齿痛病。大张口琢齿二七，一通二七，又解四
通，中
间其二七大势，以意消息，瘥病而已，不复疼痛，解病鲜白不梨，亦不疏离。久行不已，能
破金刚。
又云∶东向坐，不息四通，上下琢齿三十六下，治齿痛。
《养生方》云∶鸡鸣时常叩齿三十六下，长行之，齿不蠹虫，令人齿牢。
又云∶朝未起早漱口，中唾满口乃吞之，辄琢齿二七过，使人丁壮有颜色，去虫而牢齿
。
又云∶人能恒服玉泉，必可丁壮妍悦，去虫牢齿，谓口中唾也。
《养生方》云∶朝夕琢齿，齿不龋。
又云∶食毕当漱口数过，不尔使人病龋齿。
《养生方导引法》云∶两手拓两颊，手不动搂肘使急，腰内亦然，住定放两肋头向外肘
膊，腰气散尽势，大闷始起。来去七通，去喉痹。
又云∶一手长舒合掌，仰一手捉颏挽之向外，一时极势二七，左右亦然，手不动，两向
侧势急挽之二七。去颈骨急强，头风脑旋，喉痹膊内冷注偏风。
《养生方》说：通常在开始梳头（即本命日梳理头发）时，叩击牙齿九次，心中默念咒语说：“太帝散灵，五老返真，泥丸玄华，保精长存。左回拘月，右引日根，六合清炼，百疾愈因。”然后吞咽唾液三次，经常坚持这样做，可以使牙齿不痛，头发牢固且不变白，头脑不痛。
又说：面向东方坐定，闭气四次，咀嚼牙齿十四次（二七），可以治疗齿痛病。张大嘴巴咀嚼牙齿十四次，再闭气四次，中间用意念调节呼吸节奏，疾病即可痊愈，不再疼痛，牙齿变得洁白且紧密不松动。长期坚持下去，甚至能坚固如金刚。
又说：面向东方坐定，闭气四次，上下牙齿相互研磨三十六次，可以治疗齿痛。
《养生方》说：水银不得靠近牙齿，否则会导致牙龈肿胀，容易脱落牙齿。
《养生方》说：鸡鸣时分时常叩击牙齿三十六下，长期坚持，牙齿不会生虫蛀，使人牙齿牢固。
又说：早晨起床前先用清水漱口，待口中唾液充满后吞下，随即咀嚼牙齿十四次以上，使人身体强壮、面色红润，去除虫蛀并使牙齿牢固。
又说：人如果能长期服用“玉泉”（指口中的唾液），必定能使身体强壮、容颜悦泽，去除虫蛀并坚固牙齿。
《养生方》说：早晚咀嚼牙齿，牙齿不会发生龋坏。
又说：饭后应当多次漱口，如果不这样做，会导致患龋齿病。
《养生方》说：愤怒胀闷会损伤精神，神气通于舌，损伤心脏则会导致言语謇涩。
《养生方导引法》说：双手推按两颊，手臂不动，用力搂抱手肘使其紧绷，腰部内部也如此操作，保持姿势固定，将两肋头部向外，手肘向腰侧伸展，使腰部之气散尽，感到极度憋闷时才起身。往返做七次，可以消除喉痹。
又说：一只手长舒并与另一只手合掌，仰起一只手抓住下巴向外牵引，达到极限姿势十四次（二七），左右两侧同样操作；手臂不动，向两侧用力牵引十四次。可以消除颈部骨骼僵硬强直、头风眩晕以及喉痹、手臂内侧冷感流注和偏瘫中风。
The *Yangsheng Fang* (Prescriptions for Nourishing Life) states: Usually, at the beginning of combing one's hair (specifically on one's birth sign day), strike the teeth nine times. Internally recite the mantra: "Tai Di scatters the spirits, Wu Lao returns to truth, Niwan Xuanhua preserves essence and ensures long life. Turning left binds the moon, pulling right draws the root of the sun; the Six Harmonies are purified, and the causes of all diseases are healed." Then swallow saliva three times. Consistently practicing this will prevent toothache, keep hair firm and free from graying, and prevent headache.
It further states: Sit facing east, hold your breath four times, and grind the teeth fourteen times (two sevens). This treats toothache disease. Open the mouth wide and grind the teeth fourteen times, then hold your breath four times. Between these actions, regulate the breath with intention. The illness will heal, pain will cease, and the teeth will become fresh, white, and tight without loosening. Long-term practice can make the teeth as hard as diamond.
It also states: Sit facing east, hold your breath four times, and rub the upper and lower teeth against each other thirty-six times. This treats toothache.
The *Yangsheng Fang* states: Mercury must not come near the teeth; otherwise, it causes swelling and leads to loose teeth falling out.
The *Yangsheng Fang* states: At the time of the rooster's crow, frequently strike the teeth thirty-six times. Persistent practice prevents dental caries caused by worms and makes the teeth firm.
It further states: Before rising in the morning, rinse the mouth early. When the mouth is full of saliva, swallow it, then grind the teeth more than fourteen times. This makes a person vigorous and good-looking, removes worms, and strengthens the teeth.
It also states: If a person constantly consumes "Jade Spring" (referring to saliva in the mouth), they will surely become vigorous and radiant, free from worm-caused decay, and have strong teeth.
The *Yangsheng Fang* states: Grinding the teeth morning and evening prevents dental caries.
It further states: After eating, one should rinse the mouth several times; otherwise, it leads to dental caries disease.
The *Yangsheng Fang* states: Anger and fullness damage the spirit. The spirit connects to the tongue; damaging the heart results in speech impediments (stammering).
The *Yangsheng Fang Daoyin Fa* (Guiding and Pulling Methods for Nourishing Life) states: Push both cheeks with both hands. Keep the arms still while hugging the elbows tightly. Do the same internally with the waist. Hold the position fixed, extending the heads of the two ribs outward and the elbows toward the waist. Continue until the Qi in the waist dissipates completely, feeling extremely stifled before rising. Perform this back and forth seven times to eliminate throat obstruction (*Hou Bi*).
It further states: Extend one hand long and join palms. Raise one hand to grasp the chin and pull it outward to the limit, maintaining this extreme posture fourteen times (two sevens). Do the same on both sides. Keep the hands still and pull forcefully to both sides fourteen times. This eliminates neck bone stiffness and rigidity, wind-cold affecting the head causing dizziness (*Tou Feng*), throat obstruction (*Hou Bi*), cold sensations flowing into the inner arms, and hemiplegic stroke (*Pian Feng*).