Question:
Does anyone know why i always dream about my teeth either falling out or snapping off?
Emmie
2006-06-13 02:37:05 UTC
I am often dreaming about all my teeth falling out or snapping in half, is it some kind of sub conscious feeling's that i am not aware of?
Twenty answers:
WW
2006-06-13 02:46:27 UTC
It can mean you are feeling insecure about yourself.

What's bothering you?

There is something deep down that is bothering you, whether you don't feel safe or your heart doesn't feel safe. It can be of past where something hasn't been put to rest or a present day circumstances like a relationship that is going soar and you have lost that secure feeling between you.

Usually if you deal with the situations that cause insecurity the dream will wither with the fear that is causing the dream.

Take time to reflect upon yourself and what is making you unhappy-it's time to put things right I think for your own security. It becomes a longing feeling, security, a desire to feel peace within, something is trying to tell you something
anonymous
2006-06-13 09:54:51 UTC
I used to have this type of dream all the time and it does represent your fear of losing someone/something close to you. I was going through a bad patch with my Ex and I loved her to bits but I was really worried that I would lose her and I started dreaming my teeth were falling out. Lost her anyway so the dreams didn't help, lol
Emma Woodhouse
2006-06-13 10:24:56 UTC
l dream that my teeth crumble and fill my mouth with gritty little bits which l then have to spit out ...

Happens like once in 6 months or so..and for as long as l can remember..although it's far less frequent now l'm older.

l don't think anyone knows what it really means....although a lot of interpretations given here seem very apt.But who really knows what any dream means? The human subconscious is still largely uncharted territory......
anonymous
2006-06-13 09:50:25 UTC
it's you sub conscious letting you know that you have a fear of not looking your best. As soon as you help your self esteem these dreams will stop.



Spend a day just pampering yourself or get a couple of girlfriends round and have a girlie evening. You will soon have these dreams stopping as long as you don't put yourself down or let anyone else put you down.



Good Luck.
anonymous
2006-06-13 09:47:15 UTC
I'd think about what you're really afraid of losing. What might your teeth represent? Communication? Ability to chew - what ideas, situations are you "chewing on" right now? Or is there something keeping you from feeding your psyche?

Those are the questions I ask myself when I have similar dreams.
Evil Wordmonger, LTD LOL
2006-06-13 09:41:41 UTC
I've had dreams of spitting out my teeth. I read what it meant once but forgot what the significance was....i'm sure there are places online with the answers. It probably has something to do with losing something important to you.
princess
2006-06-13 09:44:29 UTC
I'm not sure but when i wake up in the morning my teeth feel like they're really sticking out and i feel like they're all gonna just drop out?

nice to know someone else has these weird feelings
gin
2006-06-14 15:04:52 UTC
i have similar dreams where i pick my teeth with my fingers unitil my mouth is full of bits of broken tooth and then i nearly choke trying to spit them all out its horrible. i did look it up in a dictionary of dreams apparantly these types of dreams represent money either problems with it, lack of it or that u will soon come into some.
nesheekah
2006-06-13 09:42:57 UTC
I used to have the same kind of dream all the time.



It can reflect anxiety abour your appearance -- that is the most common interpretation.



(My boyfriend used to have the same dream all the time, but after we met, both our recurring dreams stopped. Go figure)
R.I.P.
2006-06-13 09:58:14 UTC
In my dream book, it says that the teeth represent your relatives and close family.
ac97dmc
2006-06-13 12:30:30 UTC
the Freudian explanation is that the mouth or its apparatus (teeth inc.) had helped you form your first bond/attachment in life, and helped you thrive. if you dream of something happening to that apparatus, its coming from an unconcious pain that has to do with conflict in your attachment or your bonding. that bonding could be a present or past relationship, but one of significance, as your life derived a sense from it.
aims
2006-06-13 10:03:07 UTC
hey. iv read your question, and the answer is stress!

if you are worrying about something, even if its subconscious then you will dream about your teeth becoming loose, breaking, falling out. . . hope this helps x
v_stroke_28
2006-06-13 10:39:48 UTC
You feel something close to you could be/is in danger. It could be yourself or someone you care about.



This from a student studying a bit of psych in college but since I'm only starting, I'm taking a shot in the dark!



I see fear/loss in your heart.
LINDA
2006-06-13 09:41:01 UTC
i am not sure but i also have that dream but some times my teeth are really loose or i have no front teeth it always changes
pearl r
2006-06-13 11:15:53 UTC
according to my dream book, it means that you dont feel able to communicate to someone or you cant say whats on your mind, my teeth usually break mid sentence or while im brushing them and i can spit them out, in my dreams. it makes sence thoe, think about whats annoying you, or perhaps that one topic you just can't broach.
bogart_that
2006-06-13 09:43:00 UTC
wow... that's not a dream that's a nightmare.



Never had that one. Have some strange dreams that leave me gasping once in a while...
Leah
2006-06-13 10:13:07 UTC
Thats heaps freaky cos i always ALWAYS have this same kind of dream
anonymous
2006-06-13 09:40:50 UTC
thats your subconsciousness....maybe you had fallen or a painful incident which keeps haunting you through your dream.....
kalabalu
2006-06-13 11:25:48 UTC
It means that you will have a long life, prosperity
ozinwistow
2006-06-17 08:18:12 UTC
anxiety


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