Loosing teeth in dreams.

**nikkop** · 07-06-2012 12:07 AM

Have you ever had a dream where you lost all your teeth?

I must say, it's the worst feeling possible, it feels so real.
When I wake up I lick my mouth inside and out and touch all my teeth, just to be sure.

It's so disgusting to have this kind of dream that It's worse than any of my nightmares, seriously.

I have also heard that dreaming that you are loosing your teeth indicates that someone you know will shortly die. This is just something I've heard for fun lols and I don't believe it.

Anyways, ever dreamed about it?
It's sick, I wish I never dreamed about it and I hope I never will.

**isthisit** · 07-06-2012 12:21 AM

This is a very very common dream, one which I have never had! Read up on some of the crazy theories that teeth in dreams stand for, its quite weird.

**angie746** · 07-06-2012 12:56 AM

Hi there, there is a thread somewhere about this but yeah I have these dreams a lot, last one was only a few weeks ago. They are horribly real and pretty damn awfull if I say so myself lol. I also do a double check when I wake. If you have these dreams a lot try making it your dream sign. Whenever you do something like brush your teeth or just check them or floss them ask yourself if your dreaming, this will in turn pass on into your dreams

**gab** · 07-06-2012 02:24 AM

They really feel freakishly real and unpleasant. I have read that they mean, you are going through some changes in your life. Something ends and something new starts. Just like you lose teeth and get new ones in waking life when you growing up. Dunno.

Moved to Dream interpretation.

**Mindraker** · 07-07-2012 02:35 PM

I regularly gnash my teeth -- to the point that I have to wear a custom-made prescription mouth guard given to me by my dentist. My teeth make an audible "clack - clack - clack - clack" noise if I don't wear the guard. I regularly have dreams about my teeth falling out, or me pulling out my teeth. Creepy as this all seems, the jaw can exert way more pressure on the teeth asleep than one can while awake.