The Reoccurring Tooth Dream
Have you ever had that dream where your teeth start falling out, crumbling right before your very eyes? By the end of the dream, most of your teeth are in the palm of your hand and then you wake up.
Me, too.
And then when you wake up, your teeth actually hurt and you start to wonder just how much longer your teeth are going to stay intact?
Me, too.
And then you remember that your company doesn't have dental insurance anymore and you start to imagine how much money it would cost if all your teeth really did start to fall out of your mouth and you had to get implants or bridges or whatever they're called nowadays?
Me, too.
And then you share this reoccurring dream with your friends and they tell you that the dream is sexual in nature and it means something like you are insecure or that you're hot, they just can't remember?
Me, too.
And then you don't feel so bad that your teeth are coming out about once a week in your dreams because being sexy or sexual is better than being toothless in Scottsdale?
That's amazing! Me, too!
Me, too.
And then when you wake up, your teeth actually hurt and you start to wonder just how much longer your teeth are going to stay intact?
Me, too.
And then you remember that your company doesn't have dental insurance anymore and you start to imagine how much money it would cost if all your teeth really did start to fall out of your mouth and you had to get implants or bridges or whatever they're called nowadays?
Me, too.
And then you share this reoccurring dream with your friends and they tell you that the dream is sexual in nature and it means something like you are insecure or that you're hot, they just can't remember?
Me, too.
And then you don't feel so bad that your teeth are coming out about once a week in your dreams because being sexy or sexual is better than being toothless in Scottsdale?
That's amazing! Me, too!
Labels: dental insurance, dreams
posted by beth at
8:01 AM
Emtnester
8 Comments:
I heard that teeth dreams are about money. True story. Unless you're pregnant. Then all bets are off and it's the hormones. So, which is it? Money or are you having a baby?
Steenky: The money thing makes more sense. But am I coming into money or is it simply slipping through my hands?
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but... teeth indicate loss. I hate when I have teeth dreams!
Very strange. I think my teeth actually are falling out, I went to the dentist and got two crowns this week. Then, one fell off and I accidentally swallowed it. That one wasn't a dream. Damn.
My crown fell out this week too but luckily I didn't swallow it. They always tell you to put them back in but I'm always scared it will fall out. Maybe that's their plan so you need to purchase another $1000 crown. Sorry that the teeth dreams means negative money news.
I have the crumbly teeth dream. Nothing to do with sex and all to do with a grandfather that loved to tell stories about losing all his teeth and waiting a year to get his dentures in the late 30's early 40's.
My aunt interprets dreams and she says if there is no blood when you teeth are falling out and its not a back tooth its good and if there is blood, its not so good.
Hola Miss Beth!
Thank you for always commenting on my blog! I have no idea what the secret is for getting more people to do it.However we did discuss the teeth dream on the air before (because we all have had this dream LOL) and the listeners and I came to the conclusion *after a 50-9 vote* that it simply means you have heard someone talk about this type of dream before so at that time you visualized it and for one reason or another,maybe even a toothpaste commercial before beddy bye your subconcious pulled up the dream and wah-lah here you are with some cool blog content! Whaddya think? I'm no Jackie Stallone (fortune teller to the stars:>) but maybe just maybe this may be the answer you seek. If not, have a good laugh and show those pearly whites baby:0 Rach from Bako
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