1. Zhang Wu Guan Qu: "White teeth contain the beginning of snow."
2. Li Bai's "Gift to Pei Sima": "I will give you my teeth."
3. Li Bai's "Antique": "Jade teeth appear at first sight."
4. Lu Guimeng's "Shang Mo Sang": "White teeth are still like shells."
5. Liu Xiyi's "Picking Mulberry Seeds": "The red face is bright and the lips contain white jade."
6. Lu's "Thinking with Jade in Autumn Night": "Whoever plays this song has a wonderful tooth on his lips."
7. Zhang Zhongfang's "Gift to Mao Xianweng": "It often looks like two or eight sons, ... Fang Kouxiu began to edit Bei Tooth."
8. Li Bai's "Bai Xian Ci" "Yang Qingge has a white tooth."
9. Wei's Twelve Ancient Poems: "Qu Yan has white teeth."
10. Li He's "Into the Wine": "Playing the dragon flute, drawing drums, singing white teeth and dancing thin waist"
Secondly, about the changes of dental support for the elderly.
1. Bai Juyi's "Not Being an Official": ... Poor, all my teeth have fallen out and my eyes are dizzy. "
2. Shi Jianwu's "In the Mountains": "The old man is over eighty years old this year, and his teeth are scattered in his mouth.
3. Bai Juyi's "Haoxingge": "I don't feel 47 years old."
4. Bai Juyi's "supercilious 10 March 20th ...": "Tooth hair (I don't know the words foot difference and foot it) will be fifty"
Third, about the relationship between teeth and age.
1. Bai Juyi's "My Baby": "My baby word Arrow, Arrow is only seven years old, and he will lose his teeth today. Your teeth began to grow yesterday. "
2. Bai Juyi's Year of the Year: "I can't go back with my teeth clenched."
3. Bai Houyi's Dream Fairy: "Teeth are getting whiter, eyes and ears are getting smarter."
4. Han Yu's "Poetry for Liu Shi": "Your teeth are firm and clean, and your meat is hard and hard, like a knife. I have many teeth today. I have ten.
Am I embarrassed? . "
Fourth, about twilight teeth (old age)
1. Bai Juyi's "Growing Old": "Today is tomorrow, you don't feel old."
2. Wu Rong "Assistant Minister Yang He": "The smell of smoke is getting heavier and heavier."
3. Wang Wei's "Sighing White Hair": "The past is full of cheeks."
4. Bai Juyi's "Quit Drugs": "Early death envies middle age, and middle age envies teeth. My teeth are sighing again, and I can't die if I take medicine. "
Five, about knocking at the door.
1. Pretending to be Yi's "Chen Xing": "Sit without thinking, prostrate yourself for twenty-six. "
2. White's "Taste": "Ya Wang Qiu Yuan Jing."
3. Pretend to be easy to get up late; "I have nothing to do when I get up. I bite my teeth when I close my eyes."
4. Use "Linchuan meets Chen for a hundred years": "Don't protect Yuan, knock your teeth."
Sixth, about tooth allergy.
1. Bai Juyi's "Occasional Works before the Lantern Festival": "White hair is hidden in the night mirror, and teeth are cold in autumn and spring."
2. Bai Juyi's "Why don't you come and drink": "The tooth injury is facing Shui Ye,? …。 . "'
3. Bai Juyi's East Courtyard: "Old teeth are old with orange vinegar. "
4. Bai Juyi's "March 34": "Tooth tastes the beginning of May. ……"
2. Poetry about teeth 1. Zhang's Wu Guan Qu: "White teeth contain the beginning of snow."
2. Li Bai's "Gift to Pei Sima": "I will give you my teeth." 3. Li Bai's "Antique": "Jade teeth appear at first sight."
4. Lu Guimeng's "Shang Mo Sang": "White teeth are still like shells." 5. Liu Xiyi's "Picking Mulberry Seeds": "The red face is bright and the lips contain white jade."
6. Lu's "Thinking with Jade in Autumn Night": "Whoever plays this song has a wonderful tooth on his lips." 7. Zhang Zhongfang's "Gift to Mao Xianweng": "It often looks like two or eight sons, ... Fang Kouxiu began to edit Bei Tooth."
8. Li Bai's "Bai Xian Ci" "Yang Qingge has a white tooth." 9. Wei's Twelve Ancient Poems: "Qu Yan has white teeth."
10. Li He's "Into the Wine": "Play the dragon flute, draw the big drum, sing white teeth and dance the waist.
3. Poetry about teeth 1, plum folic acid soft teeth, banana green and window screening.
Spring goes to summer, and the days are long and tired. After a nap, I feel depressed and watch the children play with catkins in the air. Song: Yang Wanli translation: After eating plums, there is acid between my teeth, and the screen window reflects the green banana.
In the long summer, I woke up from a nap and didn't know what to do. I just watched the children lazily chasing catkins flying in the air. 2, throwing a stick out, peers complain.
Fortunately, my teeth are good and my appetite is not diminished, and my sad body is as thin as firewood and withered. -"Farewell to the Old" Tang Dynasty: Du Fu translated: Throw away the crutches and go out to fight, and people in the same industry also shed tears for me.
I am glad that my teeth are intact and my appetite is not diminished, but I am sad and thin. 3. Give you my teeth and take care of me.
-Li Bai's "Gift to Pei Sima" in the Tang Dynasty Translation: Smile at you slightly, don't miss my beautiful face. 4, poor 80, 90, teeth and eyes dizzy.
-Bai Juyi's "Not Being an Official" in the Tang Dynasty explains that the poor are already eighty or ninety years old, with all their teeth missing and their eyes dim. 5, white teeth are still like shellfish, and long eyebrows are like fireworks.
-Song Lu Guimeng translated "On Mulberry": teeth are like white and smooth shells, and long eyebrows seem to be painted with black dye for thrush.
The beautiful sentence about "wisdom teeth" is 1. Sometimes it grows towards the adjacent teeth, and sometimes it grows away from the adjacent teeth. Horizontal or vertical impacted wisdom teeth are also common.
If you have a third molar, it's your wisdom tooth.
Normal people have 28 permanent teeth in addition to the four wisdom teeth that are occasionally mischievous. Ancient people in China believed that there were 28 stars in the sky. Four weeks is equal to 28 days. The average physiological cycle and metabolic cycle of women is 28 days. Sometimes skin care advertisements on TV often say things like "Twenty-eight days will bring about a complete change". There used to be an American literary film called.
Wisdom teeth are molars and chewing teeth at the back of the mouth.
5. Impacted wisdom teeth can also be classified according to whether they are completely wrapped by palatal bone.
6. If the wisdom teeth have erupted from the palatal bone but not from the gums, it is called soft tissue impaction.
7. Physical exercise helps to reduce the incidence of pericoronitis of wisdom teeth.
8. Usually there is not enough room in the mouth for wisdom teeth to grow, so they often bump into other teeth.
9. Mr. Qi said that in the past, the front teeth were neat, but after the wisdom teeth came out, the wisdom teeth pushed against the front teeth, causing the teeth to move forward, making the front teeth crowded and irregular.
10. As a result, a blind pocket is formed between it and the surrounding gingival flap, and food residues are easy to remain in the blind pocket, which is difficult to clean, and it is easy to cause bacterial growth and reproduction, stimulate gingival flap inflammation and suppuration, and form the so-called wisdom tooth pericoronitis.
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12. Tony Borriel, director of the Department of Oral Surgery, University of California, San Francisco, gave a warm reminder: "If you get this disease in middle age, I am afraid it will not be as' comfortable' as before." .
13. wisdom teeth usually affect other teeth during growth and become impacted teeth or ectopic. Wisdom teeth are usually removed at this time.
14. To explore the clinical effect of high frequency electrotome in the treatment of distal gingival flap of mandibular impacted wisdom teeth.
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5. What poems describe ancient women's lips? 1, Zhao Da Pre-Qin: Qu Yuan.
With bright lips and teeth, she is so beautiful. Peter is idle, but he is only interested in learning.
Skinny, just for fun. The soul is back! Only an Yishu.
My eyes should smile, and so should my eyes. Let the beautiful, elegant and naive Zhu Yan have it for herself. The soul is back! Keep quiet and calm.
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: The beauty with red lips and white teeth is really beautiful. The same moral character, quiet temperament, elegant manners, familiar with etiquette and law. Muscles are plump, bones are slender, and the harmonious dance is refreshing. Come back, soul! You will feel at ease. The eyes are the most touching and the eyebrows are slender. She looks delicate and refined. Look at her delicate ruddy face. Come back, soul! You will feel calm and serene.
2,' Jiang Shenzi sent to' Song: Xin Qiji.
It shouldn't be all snow and frost. When you want to drive. When it doesn't open.
Pink face, red lips, and a little rouge.
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Looking at annoying flowers, not all are crystal clear. Some spit buds (not open) and some spit buds (want to open), just like an elegant red-lipped woman, only lightly sweeping a little powder.
3,' Yumenguan Gai Jiangjun Song' Tang Dynasty: Cen Can.
The purple ribbon and the gold medal are moving. They are just pale slaves.
A beautiful woman has a pair of leisurely and wealthy eyes, and her lips and eyebrows reflect bright eyes.
Interpretation of the vernacular: the golden seal of Aster is on the left and right, and I only know that I am just a slave at home when I ask. Beauty is a pair of leisure and capital, with red lips and green eyebrows reflecting the bright land.
4, "Any coke, or cloud to cloud" Song Dynasty: Su Shi.
Empty abbot, scattered flowers.
Red lips are fuller and richer in color.
These, thousands of lives only exist.
Interpretation of the vernacular: The goddess scattered flowers in Vimo's room, which was small and unobstructed. Red lips seem to be painted with chopsticks, and it is more beautiful to change the shape of a bun when you are young. These things, Qian Qian's eternal love is still there.
5, "Guo Henghui Toothbrush Snow Word" Guo Yu in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty.
Red lips and bright teeth are charming in the spring breeze, and the medicine on the surface of oral fat is colored.
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: White teeth and red lips are as charming as spring breeze, and lipstick is as beautiful as medicine.
6, "Yongjia people filial piety Xiang Lian" Tao Zongyi in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties.
Dark color, dark green eyebrows and greasy lipstick.
Interpretation of the vernacular: the makeup is good, the eyebrows and eyes are dark green, the aroma is fragrant, and the mouth fat is red.
6. Did the ancients have rotten teeth? The ancients kept their teeth clean: Yang Zhi brushed his teeth.
Brushing teeth is a common practice of modern people, and there are many kinds of toothbrushes, not to mention ordinary toothbrushes, but dozens of electric toothbrushes. When did toothbrush begin to intervene in our life? How did the ancients protect and clean their teeth before the birth of toothbrushes?
At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Guo's poem "Guo Henghui's toothbrush makes snow words" said:
Old-fashioned, like iron, Ceng Zui was full of blood.
After ten years of swimming, my tongue is empty and I want to wash my face with the Milky Way.
Zhou Nan toothbrush will be sent to Japan, which will be a gold straight tired.
Short hair is cut into light tortoiseshell, and ice silk is locked with silver bristles.
Red lips and bright teeth are charming in the spring breeze, and the medicine on the surface of oral fat is colored.
The nectar stirs the pool, and the bluebird talks about sprinkling fine snow during the day.
The auxiliary car is old and dependent on each other, and the rest is cherished by Jun 'an.
But when you put me by a clean stream, don't send Sun Lang to wash the stones.
From this poem, we can see that this is a modern toothbrush: the handle is like a short hair clip, made of tortoiseshell, and the bristles are white horse hair, which is locked on the handle with white silk thread. It may still be imported, which was very novel at that time. It was sent from the south and is worth a gold coin.
From a further point of view, in a long historical period, the ancient methods of tooth protection and cleaning were knocking and gargling. Jin's article "Bao Puzi's Miscellaneous English" said: "Or ask the way to be firm, Bao Puzi said:' Those who can raise a flower pond and soak in vinegar will never shake it. " "
Yan Zhitui in the Northern Qi Dynasty said in the Family Training of Yan's Health Care: "Having teeth is bitter and painful, and the diet is hot and cold. Seeing the way children bite their teeth tightly, it is good to grow 300 teeth as soon as possible, even if it lasts for a few days. Stick to today. " It can be seen that it is influenced by the "knocking on the teeth" method, and it has benefited a lot after practicing.
In ancient times, the common mouthwash method was to use salt water, strong tea and wine as mouthwash. In the Tang Dynasty, Sun Simiao wrote "A Prescription for Urgent Preparation of Thousands of Gold": "Every Dan's mouth is twisted with salt, and warm water contains ..." Yanshou Book records that strong tea is used for gargling. "As soon as the diet is over, the drum gargles with strong tea, which is annoying and self-harmonious. If the meat is between your teeth, rinse it with tea, and it won't be annoying and picky. The stronger the teeth are, the more stupid the teeth are. " The ancient method of cleaning teeth was to knock on the teeth and rinse the mouth, but the cleaning effect was not obvious, which led to many dental diseases in the ancient people.
There is a description of "Dr. Zhong Qi suffered from dental caries" in Historical Records and Biography of Cang Gong; According to the biography of Ji Liang in the Later Han Dynasty, Sun Shou, Ji's wife, was "beautiful and good as a demon, with eyes full of affection, crying and makeup in ponytails, bending over and laughing at dental caries, thinking that she was charming". Quote "customized pass" and say: "... people who laugh at dental caries will not feel pain when they have toothache. Since Ji Jia did something, the capital followed suit. "
Wen Qiao, a famous minister in Jin Dynasty, couldn't bear the pain of dental disease, pulled out his sick tooth and died of tetanus. "Biography of the Book of Jin and Wenqiao" said: "Ba had dental disease first, and then pulled it out (referring to the ox's pearl burning the rhinoceros to illuminate the demon). Ten days ago, he died of a stroke in the town at the age of 42. "
At the age of 32, Han Yu, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote the poem "Tooth Loss": "I lost a tooth last year, and this year I suddenly lost six or seven, and it fell extremely badly. The rest are shaken and should be stopped. "
"Toothache is not a disease, but it hurts like hell." It is really pitiful that the ancients suffered from dental diseases, but there was no medicine to cure them.
"Huainanzi said the mountain": "Digging a room and asking for rats, cutting lips and curing caries, ... is this enough wisdom?"
Indians are used to brushing their teeth with poplar branches, so poplar branches are also called "wooden teeth", that is, Sanskrit "fear many teeth". The Book of Changes (634-713), a monk of Dajianfu Temple in Chang 'an in the Tang Dynasty, recorded that he "eats and removes filth" in the Biography of the South China Sea;
Be sure to wash your hands with utensils after eating, at the screen, at the canal sinus, at the doorstep, at the bottle, or when giving you water. Chew wood, sparse teeth and scrape teeth to ensure cleanliness. If Yujin were here, it wouldn't be lent out. ..... How can you let your food be eaten? Your conversation is out of date. You don't wash bottles, you don't chew gum, and it's all filthy in the end, but you win at night. In this way, it is difficult to stabilize.
Later, this method was introduced to China, and our people gradually learned this way of brushing their teeth. The ancient medical book "The Secret of Outer Taiwan" said that biting one end with a poplar branch and wiping the teeth with medicine can make the teeth "smooth".
In addition to poplar branches, people also look for other suitable dental cleaning materials according to local conditions, such as Sophora branches, peach branches, kudzu vine and so on. They all have the same bitter, astringent, spicy and spicy taste as poplar branches.
In the era without toothpaste, people can not only find materials for cleaning teeth, but also use "chewing" to clean teeth, which seems to be more convenient and practical than "brushing teeth". So, what is the effect of chewing tender branches to clean teeth? Both ancient and modern times think that it has a good effect. Li Shizhen also said that it is wonderful to clean teeth with tender willow branches.