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"hollow" teeth

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I'm reposting this here because I must have posted in the wrong thread earlier! :slight_smile:

Hello,

I recently had a dream that leaves me perplexed. All of my teeth, without exception, were hollowed out, as if only the outer shell existed. I wasn't in pain; they were simply empty. If anyone could tell me what this means, because I've looked around and everywhere I see discussions about rotten teeth or toothaches (which wasn't the case), but never about "hollow" teeth.

Thank you Smile

Hello Valérie,
To have a hollow tooth: nothing to see under the tooth, put nothing under the tooth
So the utter calm, the void, the absence of someone or something, and somewhere you are shocked by this lack.
Best regards
Ladysally
P.S.:
With the few details about your dream, I could only do this.

Thank you, Ladysally, for your interpretation. In fact, I only have these striking elements: in this dream, I was not alone, but I don’t know with whom; I saw no one, only the sensation of not being alone. I then notice that my teeth consist only of the enamel shell and are open on top. I look in a mirror and realize they are all like that: the enamel shell, a slit on top, and hollow. I am not in pain, it does not hurt me; I have the feeling that it is a “curiosity,” not a problem. In fact, in this dream, I merely observe, and that’s all.

Thank you again

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