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Why do i have a dream about being kidnapped and teeth falling out?
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Anxiety: I have had patients that have told me about dreams of their teeth falling out. It is usually during times of transition, radical change, new projects, and felling of lack of control. It is much more prevalent in females. The kidnapping can tie into the dreams representing a loss of power or lack of expression. That is if you are bring kidnapped. Look at you present life changes.
Answered 3/27/2015
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