Things You'll Need:
- condom
- dental dam
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Step 1
Do not perform oral sex if you have open sores or cuts in your mouth. This can increase the likelihood of spreading disease, including HIV and other forms of sexually transmitted diseases, which can be spread by way of bodily fluids, including blood, semen, and saliva.
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Step 2
CondomWhether you are receiving oral sex or giving it, always make sure to cover the genitalia with a latex covering. For guys, wearing a basic non-lubricated/lubricated condom is the best; it safely covers the entire penis, and it prevents any exchange of bodily fluids. The condom is held with the hands and/or fingers securely onto the penis shaft--either by the man receiving oral sex or by the person performing oral sex. The condom should be the right size and fit securely over the penis. Never remove the condom until after oral sex is completed.
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Step 3
Dental DamFor women receiving oral sex, the use of a dental dam can be used to cover the vagina and vulva preventing the exhange of bodily fluids between the mouth and vaginal area. A dental dam, which is a six inch square piece of latex originally developed for use by dentists, is a very easy to use and easy to find item that allows for maximum sexual pleasure. Most pharmacies and drug stores carry them, and you can also purchase them online. A dental dam is very easy to use. The dam is simply held in place with the hands and/or fingers over the entire vaginal area--either by the woman receiving oral sex or by the person performing oral sex; it's simply a matter of personal preference. The key is to make sure that the dental dam is held in a position as to not allow any contact between the mouth and vagina.
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Step 4
Outside of a committed and monogamous relationship where both parties are completely familiar with each others sexual history and health, and without the availability of a condom or dental dam, it is highly advisable that you refrain from any type of sexual activity, including oral sex.
