Teeth

Al-Nabulsi said: "Teeth seen in a dream signify the end of one's appointed time and the lifespan decreed from eternity. All the teeth together are a sign of the family, the tribe, and sons and daughters. Sometimes teeth seen in a dream are a sign of wealth, mounts, a rented house and field, grain, death and life, separation and union. Teeth also signify trusts and hidden things."

Ibn Kathir said: "Small teeth in a dream are interpreted as beauty, and large teeth as glad tidings and good news." Sometimes seeing teeth signifies being prudent and hidden matters. It has been said: The teeth of the upper jaw signify the dreamer's relatives on his father's side. And the teeth of the lower jaw are the relatives on his mother's side. Of the four front teeth, two in the lower jaw and two in the upper jaw, the two front teeth in the lower jaw signify not the father's side but the closest people born of the dreamer's own line. Such as a son and daughter or a grandchild...

Ibn Sirin said: "If a person sees one of his teeth fall out and finds it where it fell, then if a child of his has died, another child will be born in its place. If he searches for the fallen tooth and cannot find it, this dream signifies that a relative will die. Seeing every one of one's teeth doubled is a sign of good and benefit that will come from relatives."

Ja'far al-Sadiq said: Seeing teeth is interpreted in six ways: a) relatives and household, b) wealth, c) benefit, d) grief and sorrow, e) separation from relatives, f) harm and loss...

Seeing one of one's teeth fall out with pain is a sign of the death of a close and beloved relative.

Seeing it fall out without pain signifies the death of a distant relative. Jabir al-Maghribi said: If a person sees himself treat an aching tooth or have it pulled, it signifies good and benefit and deliverance from grief and sorrow. If a person sees himself pull his teeth out by the root with his tongue, it signifies the spoiling of his household's affairs because of a bad word spoken.

Ibn Sirin said: "Pulling a tooth out by the root is a sign of not visiting one's relatives; the blood that comes out when a tooth is extracted is the sin arising from not visiting kin and relatives; and teeth seen in a pocket or the palm of the hand are a sign of many sisters and children."

Seeing one's teeth decayed is a sign of the weakness of the family's condition.

Seeing one's teeth gapped also signifies the dispersal of the household and a decrease in wealth. If a person sees his molars, they are interpreted as the elders and best of the people, for the molars are the largest teeth in the mouth. If a person sees blackness, deficiency, or breakage in his teeth, it is a sign of sorrow and grief that will arise among those close to him.

Seeing one's tooth made of gold signifies good and benefit for preachers and men of letters.

Seeing oneself clean one's teeth with a miswak signifies paying debts and following the Sunnah.