Precious Tooth-Rubbing Powder，From *Feng’s Treasure Chest: Miscellaneous Disorders*, Volume 6.，
Precious Tooth-Rubbing Powder
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Formulas Name : Precious Tooth-Rubbing Powder
Chinese Name : 擦牙至宝散
Drug Formulation
1 set of male mouse bones (the mouse must weigh at least 8 liang; the larger, the better. Wrap in 7 layers of straw paper, then tightly in rice straw, seal with yellow clay, roast over a fire of rice bran until cooked through, remove the flesh, select the whole bones, roast in clarified butter until golden, and grind into a fine powder), 1 qian 5 fen of Northern Asarum (wash off the soil and sun-dry), 5 qian of Polygonum multiflorum (stir-fried in rock salt water),Fragrant White Angelica 3 qian (stir-fried in brine), White Gypsum 5 qian (stir-fried in brine), Whole Angelica Root 5 qian (stir-fried in wine), Huai Rehmannia Root 3 qian (stir-fried in wine),Green Cimicifuga 2 fen (baked), Mosezi 1 pair (male and female, boiled in wine, then oven-dried), Genuine Agarwood 1 qian 5 fen, Bone-mending Herb 5 qian (hairs removed, cleaned, and stir-fried in honey water), Dry Lotus Grass 5 qian (stir-fried in wine).
Source
From *Feng’s Treasure Chest: Miscellaneous Disorders*, Volume 6.
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder, mix thoroughly with ground rat bone powder, and store in a silver or lead box.
Instructions for Use
Use daily to brush teeth, rinse the mouth, and swallow; continue consistently over the long term.
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Precious Tooth-Rubbing Powder