Better safe than sorry, of course, but anecdotally, I have received hundreds

of bare back blow jobs and the only detrimental effect has been a considerable lightening of my wallet!  I've also been involved with some girls in this industry who doing bbbj & swallowing was their stock in trade who also never contracted anything.  Hell, we figured out one time that Kyndal must have sucked off at least a thousand guys to completion in a two year period and she never got anything!  Have to keep in mind that a place like the CDC is also very much going to err on the side of caution here.  Very unlikely that a governmental agency going to recommend any behavior that has even a slight risk!

Re: I dunno what you consider generic, but this is straight from the CDC.

I'm new here, but my two cents came from the CDC back in the '80 s they sent out Memo to medical profs that you could contract aids from deep French kissing but not swapping a little spit, that tears could transmit aids so beware of contact lenses etc. it's their job to be cautious but I guarantee you I'm not paying for a covered bj. Still, err on the side of caution and get checked out for stds  according to the frequency of your liaisons .

Of course, that could very well be that she is drop-dead, Playboy-model gorgeous, way cool, or that she is just great in bed.

But the condoms weren't a factor in getting off, like they have been with other girls.

Re: There are new condoms from Trojan called Bareback

It's too bad that you are in NY. I sure would like to see you if you are in LA,CA. Do you tour?

Some providers have posted that they have a time interval between brushing teeth and BBBJ, and encourage that in clients, but how fast micro lesions heal would vary in individuals, and a study would be difficult to say the least.

However, there is risk but it is terifically low--I can't give you a number, but it's low enough not to worry me if the client doesn't have any lesions and the provider doesn't.

When the mouth and tongue are healthy and uncut, the chance of getting a sexually transmitted infection (STD) through oral sex is quite uncommon, though possible. Sores or scrapes in the mouth present a ready passage-way for virus or bacteria to enter the blood stream. Unless you're 100 percent sure of your partner's clean bill of sexual health, it's a good idea to use protection if any cuts, tears, sores or scrapes are present in the mouth (even tiny sores, like accidentally biting your tounge). Additionally, after you've had your wisdom teeth yanked, a root canal performed, or your dentures re-fitted, it's wise to stay away from unprotected oral sex (even if your partner is STI-free, your dentist would probably advocate treating your mouth gently after any of these procedures).

STDs like gonorrhea, syphilis, Chlamydia, HPV, and HIV can be transmitted through pre-cum or ejaculate. Herpes, especially when cold sores are present, can also be passed on through oral sex. Although these cases are very, very, very rare, transmission is possible.

Good providers do care a great deal, and are attentive to staying as healthy as possible .
See Also:
HIV Transmission from CDC
http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/resources/qa/transmission.htm

Ck out the Topic (Expand the plus) "Can I get HIV from Oral Sex?"

CDC-INFO STDs
1-800-CDC-INFO (232-4636)