Dreaming of Falling Teeth and Death

Hello and blessings.\n\nIf your teeth have been hurting recently, there is no need to worry about the meaning of this dream [Mishna Berurah Siman 288]. Also, if you are unmarried, you should not worry about this dream at all.\n\nEven if your teeth have not been hurting, which traditionally would imply a negative meaning, it is important to note the words of the great Kabbalist Rabbi Yehuda Fatiyah in his book Minchat Yehuda (Siman 47), who explained that nowadays the demons know what humans are sensitive about when seen in dreams, such as dreaming that one's teeth have fallen out or wearing black, and thus they show these to humans to cause them distress so they will fast because of them. Therefore, one should not be concerned about such dreams, and if you do not pay attention to this, you will be blessed. And you too, by not worrying, will receive a blessing.\n\nIf you happen to owe money [even a bank overdraft counts for this purpose], the dream hints that you will soon be freed from the burden of debt, as the borrower is called a servant to the lender according to the Torah, and a servant goes free when his tooth is knocked out, thus indicating to the dreamer that they will soon be freed from the burden of debts. May only goodness and kindness pursue you all the days of your life. This is how the dream is interpreted for good by the esteemed author of the book Amudei Esh, of blessed memory.\n\nIf you are still concerned, follow the advice of Chazal and go to the synagogue on the coming Shabbat, and when the Kohanim ascend to bless with the Priestly Blessing, say this prayer:\n\n"May it be your will, Hashem, my God and God of my forefathers, that all my dreams about me and all of Israel be for good, whether I dreamed about myself, whether I dreamed about others, whether others dreamed about me. If they are good, strengthen and reinforce them, and may they be fulfilled in me and in them like the dreams of Yosef the Righteous. And if they require healing, heal them like Hezekiah King of Judah from his illness, like Miriam the Prophetess from her leprosy, like Naaman from his leprosy, like the waters of Marah through Moses our teacher, and like the waters of Jericho through Elisha. And just as You turned the curse of the wicked Balaam from a curse to a blessing, so too, transform all my dreams about me and all of Israel for good, and protect me and be gracious to me and favor me. Amen."\n\nCan one foresee the future through dreams? Rabbi Zamir Cohen explains:\n\nTo prevent bad dreams from the outset, watch Rabbi Zamir Cohen's answer:\n\nGood luck - Menashe Israel