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The historical materials of stomatological diseases in Zhu Su's Pu Ji Fang.

Pu Ji Fang, compiled by Zhu Su (Ming Dynasty), was the largest and most voluminous medical prescription book in ancient China. In the book, the author collected nearly all the achievements in the ancient times on stomatological medicine comprehensively and systematically. From it, we can see that doctors of traditional Chinese medicine at that time had very rich experiences on the knowledge of treatment and prevention of diseases of the oral cavity. It also reflects that the TCM stomatological medicine had reached a rather high standard.