This is a YouTube video titled "Clean Up Your Mouth! Saliva, Gums & Kissing Bad Bacteria Goodbye with Trina Felber" featuring a conversation between two speakers discussing oral health, the contagious nature of gum disease, and the impact of kissing on mouth bacteria. The discussion includes anecdotes and health advice related to dental hygiene and relationships. The content was created in August 2022.
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All right, I gotta ask you this. Is kissing lots of people going to give you better or worse mouth bacteria?
Oh, my gosh. That's a great question. I love that question because I was actually talking to a dentist, and I actually did a post about is gum disease or gingivitis contagious? The short answer is yes, 100% contagious. There was a dentist I was talking with, and she said that she had a client who got. Was going through a divorce, and she'd known this client for years. So she knew her history with oral health. Always very clean, never had plaque. Great gum tissue shows up one day, and her gums are a mess. They're bleeding, they're inflamed. She now has a cavity that has. Trying to figure out what happened, what change. When she found out she's going through a divorce, she said, is there anybody new in your life? And the woman said, oh, yes, I just started seeing a gentleman. She said, what's his dental health like? She goes, oh, his teeth are bad. He's just got really bad teeth. She was catching the bad bacteria from him through kissing, and she ended up with worse dental health.
So there you go. You should have good teeth so that you can have people kiss you.
Well, you also need to make sure that you got to share your dental products with your family. And whoever you're kissing, that's the thing. You got to give them a present at Christmas.
This is going to be a little bit gross. And some of my friends who like to kiss. A lot of people may not like this, but we know the impact of fecal transplants, right? That's the other end of the same tube. So you should kiss healthy people. In fact, you should aim to kiss people healthier than you so they might give you some of their goodness. Is this not good health advice?
This is what no one's talking about. That's why I love you, Dave.
I mean, for real, this just makes sense.
It totally makes sense, right?
In addition to asking them for all of their private medical records, before they can come into your restaurant and lick a fork that someone else might lick, you also should ask them for all of their dental records for their own safety, because that's how the world works now.
