Cakradatta (Cikitsasangraha) 55.119

55.119

śuṣkā mukhe vinihitā vinivārayanti
rogāngalauṣṭharasanādvijatālujātān .
kuryurmukhe surabhitāṃ paṭutāṃ ruciṃ ca
sthairyaṃ paraṃ daśanagaṃ rasanālaghutvam .. 118 ..

When dried and kept in the mouth, they ward off
diseases arising in the throat, lips, tongue, teeth, and palate;
they produce fragrance, sharpness, and relish in the mouth,
supreme firmness in the teeth, and lightness of the tongue. (118)