To kiss or not to kiss?

Do you kiss your young friends? Most of you guys obviously don't, but in case you were thinking of planting a smooch on that special boy in your life, you might want to reconsider. Studies have found that the bacteria that causes tooth decay is contagious and can easily be passed from person to person with kisses, sharing pacifiers or eating and drinking after one another. Once a child's pristine mouth is contaminated with man drool, they may suffer from cavities for the rest of their lives. If you do decide to go ahead and kiss a child, doctors recommend that you brush your teeth first and use use alcohol free mouthwash before the assault, and encourage the victim to brush his teeth and rinse his mouth out with alcohol free mouthwash afterward. Some contentious pro-contact BLs combine good oral hygiene with tongue condoms, aka "dental dams," a thin latex or polyurethane barrier inserted between your mouth and his. Just make sure to let him up for air or else risk turning a misdemeanor into a felony! Cavities are contagious, research shows https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/02/140220112402.htm Can You Get Cavities From Kissing? Here’s What a Dentist Wants You To Know https://www.wellandgood.com/can-you-get-cavities-from-kissing/ What Is a Tongue Condom? https://www.webmd.com/sex/what-is-tongue-condom