Ashtangasamgraha 26.14

26.14

anāgneyaṃ punarmedaḥkaphāvṛte vāyau nivātasadanaguruprāvaraṇabahumadyapānavyāyāmakṣudātapaniyuddhādhvabhārabharaṇāmarṣabhayaiḥ |

upanāhaṃ ca pittānvaye pūrvoktenaiva vidhināgnirahitamiti |

bhavati cātra ||

mūṣākūrpapāṭalītvakcūrṇena pratisāraṇam |

sadā ca dantadhāvanādīn seveta |

dantaharṣoktaṃ ca kuryāt ||

Non-fire [sudation], on the other hand, is [performed] when vāta is obstructed by fat and kapha, by means of a windless room, heavy coverings, abundant drinking of wine, exercise, hunger, sunshine, wrestling, walking, carrying loads, anger, and fear;
and a poultice when combined with pitta, by the very method previously mentioned, devoid of fire.
And here there are [verses]:
Rubbing [the teeth] is done with the powder of mūṣākūrpa and pāṭalī bark.
And he should always make use of tooth-cleansing and the like,
and perform what has been prescribed for tooth sensitivity.