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When my boss yelled at me, I started having toothache on the right side when eating and rinsing with cool water (as if there was a hole).

In the moment of conflict, I thought, “I have to grit my teeth now,” “stay calm,” “proceed tactically... Let him vent first, and then we can talk about it.”
This perfectly matched the conflict content of “not being ALLOWED to bite.”

A few days later, they disappeared as suddenly as they had come... Likewise, the feeling of conflict (i.e., the anger) is gone. I have probably come to terms with the situation.

Note from Ingmar Marquardt:
The affected tissue is the ectodermal tooth enamel. This (in combination with the nerves) belongs to the inner skin schema and causes hypersensitivity in the conflict-active phase; the conflict content is “not being allowed to bite.”
She knew that she was not allowed to simply “bite” her boss, but had to proceed tactically. When the issue was resolved after a few days, the hypersensitivity disappeared on its own. Because the situation had to do with her boss, she reacted accordingly on her partner side, as she is right-handed.