Have you dreamt of losing teeth in a dream before?
By kiran1978
@kiran1978 (4134)
Australia
February 24, 2008 7:03am CST
I have had this dream often, not lately though, luckily. When I have these dreams I notice a week or so after I usually experience a loss of some kind. Twice in the past when I have dreamt of losing my teeth, my boyfriend and I have broken up.
I also know someone close to me who dreamt of losing her teeth three nights in a row. Then unfortunately and tragically her husband died in a terrible accident a few weeks later.
Have you ever dreams of losing your teeth in a dream? What do you interpret this as in your life?
4 responses
@littleowl (7157)
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25 Feb 08
hi kiran i have never had a dream of that kind-can you remember how you lost your teeth,did they just fall out,did you have to have them taken out in your dreams,teeth are very important to everyone which are taken for granted at times,which is how i see your teeth representing you or someone whom is either taking you or vice versa for granted and not thinking of what could/is happening if losing your teeth during this process during your dream you are losing something very important in your life OR it could mean an important change in your life-teeth are white representing purity,cleanliness so even though you may of lost someone it could also mean the change in your life is for the better and it has/had to take place so your life is free for new good things to happen in your life-without more detail it is hard to interpret the dream properly-just hope this has helped-your friend littleowl
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@kiran1978 (4134)
• Australia
26 Feb 08
The last time I dreamt about losing my teeth about a year ago. I think my teeth just fell out. It was pretty graphic and grusome, nearly all of my teeth fell out in the dream. I do think you are right it could represent people in my life that were taking me for granted. As I mentioned in my discussion, usually I have lost a partner after this dream. Thanks for your interpretation littleowl. Have not had that dream recently thank goodness. I will let you know if I do again and give you more details. I do not like dreaming of losing teeth as usually it is not a good sign for me. :))
@littleowl (7157)
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26 Feb 08
am glad my response helped a little-but will do my best tot help if you need any other dreams interpreted,just let me know-your friend littleowl
@dizzblnd (3073)
• United States
26 Feb 08
I work with my dreams a lot. I have several dream books, and I also use dream cards. I believe that the only person that can interpret the dreamers dream is the dreamer. For only the dreamer know what is going on inside their heads and in their lives. I don't believe in a "one answer fits all" answer.. that's crap.
That being said,it could be an insecurity issue. Are you having unrealistic self-image problems?
It could also be a separation issue.. whether it be fear of separation, or you trying to separate yourself fom something that is bothering you.
If your body is in tune with itself.. it may even mean it's time to visit the dentist
Again.. step back.. look what is happening in your life each night. You can ask your "higher self" for help to interpret the dream. Ask your dream maker to provide you with a dream you can understand.
The more you work with your dreams.. the better you will be at understanding what you are trying to tell yourself.
Keep a notebook and pen next to your bed... if you wake up in the middle of a dream.. write down a few key words about the dream.. how you are feeling.. and what you think the dream is trying to tell you
Dreams fascinate me... I could go on for hours.. but I will stop now :)
@mzrhiannong83 (23)
• United States
6 Jun 08
I've had several dreams like that. In the dreams I always try to find a glass of milk to put them in(in real life if your tooth gets knocked out you can put it in milk and they can put it back in. IF you get to a denist in time) and I try to get to the denist but, I can't find a way to get there. I've never noticed anything unusual happening after I dreamed that.
