broken teeth... but they aren't mine!!!

Hi...

I haven't posted here before but the dream I had last night has me completely puzzled...

The dream is fairly basic. I remember walking into a shop that sold cakes etc... I remember looking at them and then decided to leave. When I was walking though the door I bumped into a girl I haven't seen for a while. She was never a big part of my life - just a person I'd speak to occaisionaly at work. We were far from close.
Anyway, she was extremely tanned in the dream, an awful colour and when she smiled and said hello, her teeth were bright, bright white but they were literally broken in half. Just her two front teeth broken in half with very jaggerd edges.

What could this possibly mean?? I understand I may get the obvious ' you were dreaming about a cake shop, stop eating so much crap' responses. But I guess the real reason I'm so concerned is because a lot has gone on in my relationship very recently and I'm wondering whether it could be related in some way??

Thanks so much for reading

OOhh just remembered... When I spoke back to her I said 'im leaving in a week'...
I had told her at the time I was working with her (about 10 months ago) that I was going to France with my boyfriend to live for 6-7 months. We are currently in France now...

I know that dreaming about one's own teeth breaking is a common dream sign that many people get, probably because teeth are so important to us for survival so it's something that causes fear, and we've all had the experience of losing our baby teeth when younger so our subconsciouses know how to simulate the experience. That's all this makes me think of. You're the best person to decide what your own dreams probably mean. Maybe it was random, maybe it was a metaphor or exaggeration of a fear you have.

The tan and the extra white teeth point toward excessive indulgence..... and so does the cake shop......this may have to do with any aspect of your life....the girl is the real clue here though, and her teeth are broken. This could indicate that she is (or you are) paying too much attention to superficial things and that real strength of spirit, wholesome morals, and respectable behavior are what needs your attention.