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Can oral sex lead to mouth related problems?
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Possibly: Continued hyperextension of the temporomandibular joint could lead to temporomandibular joint dysfunction. In addition, don't forget that sexually-transmitted diseases can also be transferred via oral intercourse.
Answered 2/19/2015
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