So, you had a dream where your teeth were falling out. Maybe they crumbled in your hands, maybe they just dropped one by one, or maybe your whole mouth went full-on horror movie. Either way, you woke up a little freaked out. What does it mean?

If you Google it, you’ll find plenty of psychological explanations—stress, insecurity, fear of aging, yadda yadda. But what about a biblical take? The Bible is packed with dreams that actually mean something, from Joseph’s famine-predicting nightmares to Daniel decoding visions for kings. Could your toothless dream be a message from God? Or is it just your brain being weird while you sleep?

The Bible doesn’t specifically say, “If you dream about your teeth falling out, it means this.” But it does talk about teeth. And dreams. And sometimes, when you put those pieces together, you get something interesting.

Let’s break it down—what the Bible says about teeth, what it says about dreams, and whether you should be taking your midnight molar meltdown as a sign from above.