Dingli Powder

Dingli Powder,

Formulas Name : Dingli Powder

Chinese Name : 顶礼散

Drug Formulation

1 liang of raw dried Rehmannia root, half a liang of gallnut, half a liang of Aster tataricus, half a liang of Sophora flavescens, half a liang of indigo powder, half a liang of rock salt, half a liang of black tin, half a liang of mulberry bark ash, and a small amount of borneol.

Source

*Ji Feng*, Volume 21.

Processing

First, grind the above five ingredients into a fine powder. Next, melt the black tin in a small pot over low heat; add the mulberry bark ash to the pot and grind them together until no specks of tin remain. Then, combine the powdered herbs with a small amount of borneol, mix thoroughly, and store the mixture in a new earthenware container.

Instructions for Use

After each meal and before bedtime, rinse your mouth thoroughly, then use your finger to apply the powder to your teeth and rinse again. Repeat this twice daily; there is no need to rinse your mouth before bedtime.

Dingli Powder,*Ji Feng*, Volume 21.,

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