Minutus

That's interesting.
Wonder if Henny's book mentions where teeth are impacted, fully emerged in the jaw bone, called bony impaction. I have right side both upper and lower back molars never emerged but x-ray show in bone and maybe angled, which is either mesioangular or distoangular impaction.
Since I'm finishing up TubK LM 10, will have to explore the syphilitic miasm remedy family though most reps haven't given me a remedy exclusively from that miasm.
Susan

No remedy is exclusively from any miasm: they have bits and pieces of each. You have to study the remedy and its symptoms to determine the preponderance of a miasm. To study the major miasmatic remedies, Henny suggests starting with the main remedies listed in Kent for each of the three classical miasms.
Unfortunately, there's nothing on impacted teeth in her book -- or Reference Works or Radar.
Peace,
Dale