Teeth Routes: Connecting the Dots from Roots to Organs

Teeth Routes: Connecting the Dots from Roots to Organs

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), there is a belief that the body is a holistic system where everything is interconnected. This includes the teeth and the organs in the body. The teeth are believed to have connections to specific organs and body parts, and understanding these connections can help you identify potential health problems and take steps to address them. 

The Teeth Map:

Each tooth is believed to be directly connected to a specific organ or body part, and indirectly connected to others. Problems with the tooth can indicate issues with that organ. 

In fact, as I explored deeper, I realized that the nerves in the tooth are not even connected to the tooth itself, rather, the tooth acts as an end-cap for the nerve, which is the nerve ending for an organ, or set of organs.

What the Teeth Map Can Tell Us:

The teeth map provides a way to identify potential health problems based on the connections between the teeth and the organs. For example, if you have a problem with tooth 1, it may indicate an issue with hormone production. Similarly, a problem with tooth 2 or 3 may indicate a problem with your metabolism. By identifying these connections, you can take steps to address the underlying health issue and improve your overall health.

Wrap-up:

In conclusion, the teeth map offers a unique perspective on the connections between the teeth and the organs in the body, and can help you identify potential health problems. So don't brush aside the importance of your teeth in your overall health! By taking care of your teeth and understanding the connections between them and your organs, you can achieve a brighter, healthier smile and a healthier you.

Teeth Tip:

Coconut oil pulling is an ancient Ayurvedic practice that involves swishing a tablespoon of coconut oil in your mouth for 15-20 minutes before spitting it out. This practice is believed to help improve oral hygiene and overall health by removing harmful bacteria from the mouth and promoting healthy gums.

Studies have shown that coconut oil pulling can reduce plaque buildup, improve gum health, and even whiten teeth. Additionally, the lauric acid in coconut oil has been shown to have antimicrobial properties that can help fight harmful bacteria in the mouth. This routine can be a simple and effective way to improve your teeth and gum health.

 

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Teeth Map Tool:

I created a simple search function below that uses the International Tooth Numbering System. With this tool, you can find out what the connections are between the teeth and the parts in the body. 

Note that there are other interpretations of these connections and this writing is based on my own resources.

 

Tooth Lookup Tool

Enter a tooth number (1-32) to see which teeth are directly and indirectly connected to it:

 

 

 

Sample CymaTones Teeth by Bianca Ruehlig

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12 comments

I was brought to this video. I have to say in tooth 2 I have a hole and I also just found out I have type 1 diabetes and ended up w pancreatitis crazy how this is connected.

Kristen

I was energetically guided to this I appreciate you and your work and I love being a part of it.

Pamela Boykins

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