I had a dream that I could break my back teeth (my molars) if I just like bit down. And I did it like 5 times, so there were just empty holes in my mouth. Also I would pull the broken teeth out of my mouth, and they would be like completely shattered. On the 5th time I did this, I told my dad. And in my dream we were at my neighbors house for some reason. And when I showed him I said "it's was an accident" (it wasn't) Anyways, for some reason my dad was SUPER chill about it. Which is very unlike my father. And then back at my house. We all ate dinner besides my brother, who was playing video games with his friend/neiboor upstairs. So when we ate dinner, me and my mom sat at the counter, around the corner from the table. And my dad was sitting at the table for some reason. I can't remember what me and my mom were eating, but I remember that my dad was just eating a giant plate of clementines. My dad doesn't like fruits or veggies very much, so this is VERY odd. After that, everyone seems to forget the teeth thing, and now we're talking about my brother. My mom tells this story about how him and his friend (the same one he's playing with before" were playing a dancing game online or something, and she walks In and they are both naked. Then she says something about how they looked like aliens or something similar to that. Anyways, I feel like I've heard that last part on a TV show, but I don't think so.
Dreams about teeth are quite common and often relate to feelings of anxiety, vulnerability, or concerns about self-image and communication. Your dream contains several vivid elements that can be interpreted to provide insight into your subconscious thoughts and emotions.
The act of breaking your back teeth (molars) and seeing empty holes in your mouth could symbolize feelings of loss or inadequacy. Teeth often represent power, self-confidence, and the ability to express oneself. Breaking them in your dream may indicate a fear of losing your ability to communicate effectively or a sense of losing control in some aspect of your life. The repetitive nature of biting down and breaking the teeth five times suggests that this worry might be a recurring thought or issue that you feel unable to escape.
Your father's unusually calm reaction to the situation is particularly intriguing. In dreams, parents often symbolize authority figures or guidance. His chill demeanor might suggest a contrast between your real-life expectations of his reactions and your actual feelings or fears regarding his approval or disappointment. The setting of this part of the dream being at your neighbor's house may imply a blending of personal family dynamics with outside influences, emphasizing that these feelings may not just be about your father but how you perceive familial expectations in general.
The dinner scene, where you and your mom are sitting away from the table while your dad is the only one at the table eating clementines, highlights issues of separation or distance from typical family dynamics. Since your father’s choice of food is something he typically dislikes, this could signify a change or a facade; perhaps he is trying to embrace something he normally would reject in order to appear different or to fit in with expectations. This oddity could reflect feelings of confusion or surprise regarding your father’s behavior in your waking life.
Your brother's storyline, coupled with your mother’s humorous recounting of the incident where he and his friend were playing a game and were naked, may serve as a reminder of the innocence and silliness of childhood or adolescence. The alien imagery might suggest feelings of alienation, or the idea that he and his friend are in their own world, disconnected from family norms or expectations. This part of the dream could also hint at your desire for a carefree existence, contrasting with the more serious issues you’re facing related to communication and family dynamics.
This dream paints a complex picture revealing inner tensions regarding communication, expectations from family, self-image, and issues of control in your relationships. The act of breaking teeth and your father’s strange behavior might be manifestations of deeper anxieties about changing relationships, particularly as you navigate your roles within your family and the outside world. It might be helpful to reflect on recent situations involving your family dynamics and express any fears or anxieties that arise in a safe space. Through this understanding, you could find new ways to address and resolve your feelings of vulnerability and disconnect.