So if I swish mouthwash after every client I’ll be safe?

having worked for a free and low cost clinic, i just wanted to throw some sti names out there than can be transmitted orally: gonorrhea, chlymadia and herpes. the first two are pretty easily treatable with antibiotics. herpes is generally a lifer though there are ways to help prevent outbreaks. and i’m still surprised that some people think that there is mouth herpes and genital herpes and they are exclusive. not true. mouth herpes can be spread to the genitals and vice versa.
all blood and body fluid transmitted sti’s (including HIV) can be passed through the mouth but it’s very rare and usually happens when both partners have highly inflamed gums and open sores in their mouths. therefore, the best way to prevent mouth-to-mouth or genital-to-mouth transmission is not brushing (which is abrasive) but mouthwashes as soon after contact as possible.

A lot of people aren’t aware that STIs can be transmitted orally. Even though I have only ever given covered BJs, when I first started in the industry I only thought herpes was the only thing transmissible orally. I had to go out and do my own research on sexual health and methods of reducing my exposure to diseases. A lot of young girls start in the game without even knowing there’s a risk from unprotected oral sex, because they simply haven’t had access to educational resources.
Also to be fair you can pass on most of them by mouth to mouth kissing, so unless you’re prepared to live life without making out it’s a risk you’re going to be facing regardless of what you do downstairs.

This seems like the sort of thing one should know about if one decides to be a full service escort and doesn’t consistently use barriers with clients and lovers. JS.