Broke a Tooth - Page 3

shy bobcat · ‎04-24-2010

@Icegoddess wrote:
Broke a tooth today eating lunch. Emergency trip to the dentist in the morning.

Anybody else have that recurring dream wher your teeth all just crumble in your mouth? I think it's becoming a reality.

@Icegoddess Omg ... I had a similar dream just last week. My teeth crumbled and when I opened my mouth, I had a handful of teeth crumbles. Thank goodness, this is not a recurring dream that I recall.

I am sorry you broke a tooth and hope your dentist appointment goes well.

tsavorite · ‎03-09-2010

@PA Mom-mom wrote:
@Icegoddess Wow! Flying is great! I haven't had that for years! That's very positive! I think your swimming one is too. I only get dreams of having to go to the bathroom and trying to use a pen or pencil to write something. Mine have to do with not making time for myself. I think you can figure out the clothes one for yourself. Who is trying to control you?

@PA Mom-mom Me too! and I can't believe I am admitting this here In fact I just had the "bathroom" dream this morning. I really do need to use the bathroom so I guess it is my subconscious trying to wake me up to empty my bladder.

As for breaking teeth could that be from being in menopause? Loss of estrogen causes bone loss and also dry mouth for many women which both of these can cause our teeth to be "weaker" or brittle and more prone to cracking/breaking.

Icegoddess · ‎03-19-2010

@tsavorite wrote:
@PA Mom-mom wrote:
@Icegoddess Wow! Flying is great! I haven't had that for years! That's very positive! I think your swimming one is too. I only get dreams of having to go to the bathroom and trying to use a pen or pencil to write something. Mine have to do with not making time for myself. I think you can figure out the clothes one for yourself. Who is trying to control you?

@PA Mom-mom Me too! and I can't believe I am admitting this here In fact I just had the "bathroom" dream this morning. I really do need to use the bathroom so I guess it is my subconscious trying to wake me up to empty my bladder.

As for breaking teeth could that be from being in menopause? Loss of estrogen causes bone loss and also dry mouth for many women which both of these can cause our teeth to be "weaker" or brittle and more prone to cracking/breaking.