What is the meaning of dreams with your teeth falling out? Most men and women have had this dream—more like a nightmare—about teeth falling out more than once in their lives. Dreaming of losing one's teeth (a.k.a. choppers) is your subconscious speaking to you big time. These are problems that may be occurring in real life that need to be reckoned with, such as fear of getting old. You feel time ticking away and you haven't accomplished your life's goals or fulfilled your dreams—surfed in Malibu, married that millionaire, replaced your boss and made him the mail boy, bought the two sweater-red Mercedes or fought off the ten busty blondes who want your undivided attention.

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These are some of the underlying doubts that might be plaguing you … if I'm too old how will I work, attain, and be strong … who will want me when I'm old and toothless … am I compromising my core values … are you in a relationship, job, or living environment that's dangerous to your health and well-being or just plain lacking any ambition?

You really feel you haven't a conscious clue as to who you are or what you represent. But the subconscious always knows and teaches you a lesson when you snooze.

All of one's insecurities surface sooner or later. Our dreams act as our judge, jury, and confessional. Teeth represent our outer signals to the world. We're happy, sad, disapproving, anxious (grinding teeth down), or just flashing a sexy toothy grin that sends the message, "I’m liking you, so get you and your beautiful toofies over here, pronto."

Teeth can show eroticism or they can snarl and convey the message of "Back off, I'm not in the mood." A dream of teeth falling out can be liberating to the senses. It can act as a wake up call to your way of living and thinking.

Examine your priorities the next time you’re at a cocktail party, dressed to the nines, and the boss is honoring you with a soiree for your upcoming promotion. You’re about to give an acceptance speech from the podium (by the way, there are 3,000 people in attendance) when there's an audible gasp from the audience when you smile—you’re toothless. Now, do you think you’re really going far in this world without your teeth? There now, wake up! Open your eyes; you’re not really missing your teeth. But something is missing in your waking hours and it can be any of the above insights to why you dream your teeth are falling out.