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Worrying reason we dream about our teeth falling out - it's nothing to do with the dentist
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mirror.co.ukEvery night about 90 minutes after you fall asleep, your body will enter the REM - Rapid Eye Movement - cycle. During this state we will have about five dreams, but more often than not they will make very little sense when you wake up.
But the dreams you have can actually reflect scenarios or feelings you experience in your day-to-day life, so it's well worth keeping note of them.
One of the most common dreams that people have is the sensation that their teeth are falling out - and no, this isn't a reminder to book a check-up at the dentist.
It turns out that a teeth-related dream, can mean a whole host of different things. Jungian psychotherapist Richard Nicoletti told The Huffington Post : "It could mean the dreamer’s ability to assess
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