Wear a mouth guard in that upcoming rugby match 
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Really, it could just be a dream. I use to have a reacuring dream (bout ten years ago) that my parents dragged me into a park in wooks, and each time i went i was atacked and killed by monsters.
So far, that hasn’t happened to me 
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My teeth fall out all the time. My sister’s do, too. And most of my friends say that it has happened to them at least a few times. I’m not a strong believer that every image in your dreams must have a meaning, but the fact that it is so common is interesting. Through asking people about which teeth fall out, I’ve found that it’s usually the teeth you don’t like. This leads me to think that it’s more an issue of poor self-image or just a desire for self-improvement. Usually my teeth get loose or fall out while other things are going wrong in dreams, and it’s always these two in the front that i really don’t like. My friend lost her crowned tooth. My sister loses her crooked bottom teeth.
So, basically, I’m saying that my theory is that it’s poor self-image, or just a reflection of stress. If you want to say that it does represent something, then don’t limit your search to topics related to the mouth just because that’s where it happens. What is happening to the teeth, and what is happening when they fall out?
In most dream interpretation books this is a sign of something bad about to happen.
But since dream interpretation books have nothing to do with any truths i wouldnt worry much.Dream content and its symbolism is personal thing.Symbols are to interprete by the dreamer himslef.If you dream about lets say your father…for you and for me and for someone else it will mean(if it means at all) completely different thing,cuz we have completely different emotions towards our fathers and some actions they may take in our dreams.
Therefore i never really get too excited with dream interpretation,i just treat them same way like a horoscope in “My kitchen” magazine:)
I’ve had dreams of loose teeth, My Mum has as well. Like the others said the meaning could be absoloutly anything. I’ve also dreamt of my eyeballs coming out 
Well, I find it strange that so many people have/know pople who have dreams about losing teeth. Noone I know has had a dream like, nor have I.
Actually, I read somewhere that losing teeth dreams are related to the fact that throughout childhood teeth are lost. Eventually you get all your permanent teeth and they stop falling out, but your mind thinks of it as a cycle. So what ends up happening is that maybe around 10 or more years after you stopped losing teeth, your mind thinks that the cycle is going to resume and you will begin losing teeth again.
That probably didn’t make much sense because I suck at explaining things. I wish I still had the original website though…
losing teeth dreams are very common,Tell your bud it happends to everyone. 
I recently had a dream where i lost just one tooth. And for some reason i got really 
at a friend, and blamed him for loosing it.
ouch! those dreams are frustrating
I had the same sort of experience i was in my house looking ino a 6 foot tall mirror (which i never owned in RL) when i noticed a tooth was rotten i touched it and it fell out then all my other teeth crumbled to dust.
It was a total nightmare for some reason one of the freakiest dreams i have ever had.
you explained it perfectly 
I do occasionally have these dreams. It tends to be one or more of my molars, and they always crumble into bits. Afterwards, my mouth is full of the little bits of tooth and it’s quite horrible. 
Thanks, my friend really appriceates all the insite.
I once read that dreaming about teeth falling out could mean that you’re pregnant. When they wrote this, they probably forgot about the other part of mankind
I had one dream where one or two of my teeth fell out, and then all the rest of them at once, and I tried to catch them all. Let me tell you, 28 teeth falling out simultaneously and clanking together make the strangest noise. I’ve heard plenty of things that this is supposed to mean, but let me tell you, all of them are complete rubbish. The only one who can intrepret one of your dreams fully is yourself - or maybe someone who you have told about the dream and everything to do with it, like a psychiatrist. But even then, I’d take anything they said with a pinch of salt.
Ditto. 
I completely agree with you there! What I’ve heard over and over again is that teeth falling out means you’ll lose your virginity soon. That’s absolute nonsense. And I do think that dream symbolism can’t be easily explained in a dictionary-like fashion. Dreams are so unique to your mind and your being… it’s nearly impossible for somebody else to interpret them correctly.
I agree. I don’t know what the book shops are like in other Countries but here in England these are the only books they sell - the ones with the dream dictionary and symbols. The Library’s just as bad.
The best book about meaning of dreams is The Origin of Dreams. It has an actual correct, reasonable etc theory for dreams. The guy who wrote it can predict after a day what will come up in his dreams (metaphorically). On the other hand, that might affect his dreams… 
I have this theory that maybe it doesn’t symbolize anything at all. Anyone else think it’s a possibility? Maybe we just dream about losing teeth and it doesn’t mean anything? I know I’ve never been pregnant (I don’t have a uterus, you see), and I’ve had many of these dreams after losing my virginity. None of the ideas posed here could possibly apply to me. I don’t try to interpret my dreams, so I think my subconscious would know better than to throw a bunch of symbols at me in my sleep, knowing that I would forget half of them and disregard the other half. I’m a no-nonsense kind of guy, and I’m sure my subconscious understands that. If my subconscious wanted to tell me something, I think it would tell me in a way that I could understand. Don’t you think? If your subconscious mind was trying to communicate something to you in a unique way, wouldn’t you understand it? Don’t you think that you’d be able to understand something that your mind was trying to communicate to you?
It’s like the Pentacostals. See, at the Supper of Pentacost (from the Bible), all these people came together to fellowship, but they all spoke different languages, so God gave them this common language to speak. They spoke in tongues, but they understood one another. It was a different language, but in the context of this supper they all understood it. Today, the Pentacostals flop around on the floor and speak in jibberish at church services. It doesn’t make sense today, because nobody understands what they’re saying. If God was really trying to speak through them, wouldn’t he do it in a way that somebody could understand? Why would God yell jibberish at the congregation through the lips of Sister Helen? Doesn’t he have better things to do?
That’s how I feel about the subconscious mind. It’s retaining info all day, and entertaining me at night. That’s it, though. It just retains and entertains. It doesn’t try to better me. If it does, it’s not doing a very good job because all these dream symbols are over my head.
Yeah… So I’m of the belief that dream symbolism in general is bunk. But I stick with my earlier statement that it could reflect poor self-image or some kind of stress. I dream about work or something when I’m stressed sometimes. My dreams do reflect what’s going on in my daily life, and not by directly reproducing it, but by reproducing the feeling. So instead of trying to figure out what losing your teeth means, think of how you felt when you lost them or what was happening. Still, I think you won’t really learn anything. “Let’s see, I was nervous because I had a date the next day.”
Useful revelation…