When we think of MouthAction, we tend to think of deep-Drinking and gagging. But what about all those tiny little movements made during cunnilingus (MouthAction for a woman) or MouthAction (MouthAction for a man)? To our surprise, those small strokes can have an impact on our dental health. Mouth infections are usually not caused by MouthAction alone, but there are some dental diseases that can be contracted through MouthAction they are;

Gum Disease: People who engage in MouthAction are more likely to develop gum disease than those who don’t. The risk of these diseases increases if you already have cuts or sores inside your mouth. If left untreated, gum disease can increase your risk of heart disease, stroke, and diabetes.
Herpes Simplex Virus: From kissing to MouthAction—they’re all potential ways that human papillomavirus (HPV) can spread. If a person with HPV gives MouthAction to another person without it, there’s little risk of infecting them with it. But if a person without HPV gives MouthAction to someone who has it, they can get infected.
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