大迎、颧 、听会、曲池、主齿痛恶寒。（千）浮白、主牙齿痛。不能言。阳谷、正
营
能嚼。（明同。）风齿疼痛。灸外踝上高骨前交脉二壮。又以线量手中指至掌后横文。折
为四分。量横文后当臂中。灸二壮愈。随左右。
有老妇人旧患牙疼。人教将两手掌交叉。以中指头尽处为穴。灸七壮。永不疼。恐是外
也。穴在手少阳去腕后二寸陷中。臬司梢子妻旧亦苦牙疼。人为灸手外踝穴近前些子。遂永
不疼。但不知千金所谓外踝上者。指足外踝耶。手外踝耶。识者当辨之。
翳风、治牙车痛。（铜见口 ）大迎、治牙疼。颊颔肿。（见风痉。）曲鬓、治颊颔肿。引
牙车不得开。（详见颊颔。）正营、治牙齿痛。唇吻急强。齿龋痛。阳溪、悬颅、手三里
治齿痛。（见头。）商阳、治齿痛恶寒。（见颔肿。）兑端、治齿龈痛。小海、治寒热齿
龈肿。风眩。颈项痛。上关、（铜同。）疗风牙疼。牙车不开。口噤。嚼物鸣。（明）厥
阴俞、疗牙痛。（见咳逆。）良方灸牙疼法。随左右所患肩尖。微近后骨缝中。小举臂取之
。当骨解陷中。灸五壮。予亲灸数人皆愈。灸毕。项大痛。良久乃定。永不发。予亲病齿痛
。百方治不验。用此法瘥。
辛帅旧患伤寒。方愈、食青梅。既而牙疼甚。有道人为之灸。屈手大指本节后陷中灸三
初灸觉病牙痒。再灸觉牙有声。三壮痛止。今二十年矣。恐阳溪穴也。（铜云。治齿痛。手
阳明脉入齿缝中。左痛灸右。右痛灸左。）
大迎穴、颧髎穴、听会穴、曲池穴，主治牙齿疼痛伴恶寒。（出自《千金方》）浮白穴，主治牙齿疼痛导致不能言语。阳谷穴、正营穴，主治风邪引起的牙齿疼痛。艾灸外踝上方高骨前方交脉穴两壮。又用线测量手中指指尖到手掌后横纹的距离，将其分为四份，取其中一份的长度，从横纹向后量取至手臂中间位置，在此处艾灸两壮即可痊愈。左右侧患病则灸相应侧。
有一位老妇人长期患有牙疼，有人教她将两只手掌交叉，以中指指尖尽头作为穴位，艾灸七壮，从此不再疼痛。这恐怕是外关穴吧。该穴位位于手少阳三焦经，腕后二寸的凹陷处。臬司梢子（官职名）的妻子过去也苦于牙疼，别人为她艾灸手外踝穴附近稍前一点的位置，于是永远不再疼痛。只是不知道《千金方》中所说的“外踝上”，是指足外踝还是手外踝呢？懂行的人应当辨别清楚。
翳风穴，治疗牙车（下颌关节）疼痛。（《铜人腧穴针灸图经》在口部章节提及）大迎穴，治疗牙疼及颊颌肿胀。（见风痉章节）曲鬓穴，治疗颊颌肿胀，牵引牙车导致无法张口。（详见颊颔章节）正营穴，治疗牙齿疼痛、嘴唇紧闭僵硬、龋齿疼痛。阳溪穴、悬颅穴、手三里穴，治疗牙齿疼痛。（见头部章节）商阳穴，治疗牙齿疼痛伴恶寒。（见颌肿章节）兑端穴，治疗牙龈疼痛。小海穴，治疗寒热交替导致的牙龈肿胀、风眩、颈项疼痛。上关穴（与《铜人》记载相同），治疗风邪引起的牙疼、牙关不开、口噤、咀嚼时发出声响。（《明堂》记载）厥阴俞穴，治疗牙痛。（见咳逆章节）《良方》中记载的艾灸治疗牙疼的方法：根据左右患侧，选取肩部尖端，稍微靠近后方骨缝的地方，微微抬起手臂寻找，正当骨骼连接处的凹陷中，艾灸五壮。我亲自为几个人施灸都治愈了。灸完后，颈部剧烈疼痛，很久才平静下来，但从此永不复发。我自己也曾患牙痛，各种方法治疗无效，使用这个方法痊愈了。
辛帅过去患有伤寒，刚刚痊愈时吃了青梅，随后牙疼非常严重。有道人为他艾灸，弯曲手大拇指本节后的凹陷处，艾灸三壮。初次艾灸感觉病牙发痒，再次艾灸感觉牙齿有声响，灸完三壮疼痛停止。到现在已经二十年了，这恐怕是阳溪穴吧。（《铜人》说，治疗牙齿疼痛。手阳明大肠经进入齿缝中，左侧疼痛灸右侧，右侧疼痛灸左侧。）
Daying (LI 5), Guanchao (SI 18), Tinghui (GB 2), and Quchi (LI 11) treat toothache accompanied by aversion to cold. (From *Qianjin Fang*) Fubai (GB 16) treats toothache causing inability to speak. Yanggu (SI 5) and Zhengying (ST 17) treat wind-induced toothache. Moxibustion is applied to Jiaomai (EX-UE 9), located anterior to the high bone above the lateral malleolus, for two moxa cones. Alternatively, measure the distance from the tip of the middle finger to the distal palmar crease with a thread, divide this length into four parts, and take one part. Measure backwards from the crease to the middle of the arm; moxibustion of two cones at this location cures the condition. Treat the affected side.
An elderly woman suffered from chronic toothache. Someone instructed her to cross both palms and use the tip of the middle finger as the acupoint, applying seven moxa cones, after which she never suffered pain again. This is likely Waiguan (TE 5). The point is located in the depression two cun posterior to the wrist on the Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian. The wife of the Zhaizi (an official title) of the Nie Si also previously suffered from toothache. Others treated her by moxibusting near the hand's lateral malleolus point, slightly anteriorly, resulting in permanent relief. However, it is unclear whether the "above the lateral malleolus" mentioned in *Qianjin Fang* refers to the foot or the hand. Those knowledgeable should distinguish this.
Yifeng (TE 17) treats pain in the mandible (Ya Che). (Mentioned in the mouth section of *Tongren Shuxue Zhenjiu Tujing*). Daying (ST 5) treats toothache and swelling of the cheek and jaw. (See Feng Jing section). Qubin (GB 7) treats swelling of the cheek and jaw, restricting the mandible so that the mouth cannot open. (See detailed discussion on Cheek and Jaw). Zhengying (ST 17) treats toothache, tightness and stiffness of the lips and mouth, and carious toothache. Yangxi (LI 5), Xuanlu (GB 6), and Shousanli (LI 10) treat toothache. (See Head section). Shangyang (LI 1) treats toothache with aversion to cold. (See He Zhong section). Duanduan (CV 25) treats gingival pain. Xiaohai (SI 8) treats gingival swelling due to alternating chills and fever, wind vertigo, and neck pain. Shangguan (ST 7) (Same as *Tongren*) treats wind-toothache, lockjaw (Kou Jin), inability to open the mouth, and clicking sounds when chewing. (According to *Mingtang*). Jueyinshu (BL 19) treats toothache. (See Ke Ni section). The *Liangfang* records a method for moxibustion treating toothache: On the affected side, locate the shoulder tip, slightly posterior towards the bone gap. Raise the arm slightly to find the depression at the joint. Apply five moxa cones. I personally treated several people with this method, all were cured. After moxibustion, severe neck pain occurred, subsiding only after a long time, but the toothache never recurred. I myself suffered from toothache which resisted all treatments, but was cured using this method.
Xin Shuai previously suffered from Shanghan (Cold Damage). After recovering, he ate green plums, leading to severe toothache. A Daoist priest treated him by moxibusting the depression proximal to the base of the thumb while flexing the thumb, applying three cones. Upon the first application, the painful tooth felt itchy; upon the second, the teeth made a sound; after three cones, the pain ceased. It has been twenty years since then. This is likely the Yangxi point. (*Tongren* states it treats toothache. The Hand-Yangming Large Intestine Meridian enters the gum spaces; left-sided pain is treated by moxibusting the right side, and vice versa.)