Yourbigpalal83
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Ok i hope i am not wasting anyones time with this, but i had a dream last night where i felt pain in my right central upper incisor when i clenched in a dream when i was angry. Something about working out in my front yard and someone wanting to send me to a zoo or something, idk it was weird.
This triggered a panic attack when i woke but i have no pain in that tooth what so ever. I did a bite test (using my finger) checked the tooth, etc.
Now that tooth does have a craze line going from the gum line down to almost the biting edge. I did a transillumination test on it using the light from my cell phone and when i shine the light from the side you can see what im sure is a craze line clearly but light still passes through it to the other side.
when i shine a light behind the tooth facing forward the whole tooth lights up to the point where you cant even see the craze line which to me indicates its just on the surface of the enamel as if it extended into the dentine or the pulp chamber the light would stop right?
the top of the tooth where it meets the gum shows no signs of inflammation or anything either.
Question is: Can you feel dental pain in a dream and not have it be real as in there is no issue with just the tooth?
Im sorry to post this but my anxiety and OCD is driving me insane with this and i could use outside info.
_Al
This triggered a panic attack when i woke but i have no pain in that tooth what so ever. I did a bite test (using my finger) checked the tooth, etc.
Now that tooth does have a craze line going from the gum line down to almost the biting edge. I did a transillumination test on it using the light from my cell phone and when i shine the light from the side you can see what im sure is a craze line clearly but light still passes through it to the other side.
when i shine a light behind the tooth facing forward the whole tooth lights up to the point where you cant even see the craze line which to me indicates its just on the surface of the enamel as if it extended into the dentine or the pulp chamber the light would stop right?
the top of the tooth where it meets the gum shows no signs of inflammation or anything either.
Question is: Can you feel dental pain in a dream and not have it be real as in there is no issue with just the tooth?
Im sorry to post this but my anxiety and OCD is driving me insane with this and i could use outside info.
_Al