Phantom limbs and their various manifestations with or without pain are frequently reported in literature. Phantom experiences from extracted teeth are, on the other hand, rarely described. H. Reisner first described this phenomenon in 1977 [5], pointing out that it is more or less unknown in dental medicine. If one takes the trouble to inquire of patients whether they feel a tooth following its extraction, one will occasionally come across such experiences. Why is it so seldom reported?