[SavageGlow]

Mammalian bite wounds are not commonly reported because most victims do not seek medical treatment. However, it is estimated that half of all Americans will be bitten during their lifetime, that 1 percent of all emergency room visits are for treatment of bite wounds, and that approximately $30 million per year is spent for the medical management of bite wounds [1]. Bite wounds vary in severity depending on the method by which the bite occurred, the location affected, the species inflicting the wound, host factors, and the time delay between the onset of injury and institution of treatment. A serious complication is localized infection attributed to microorganisms carried in the saliva, leading to erosion and ulceration, cellulitis, abscess formation, lymphadenitis or lymphangitis, and infrequently to seeding of arthritic or prosthetic joints. Bacteremia and sepsis can ensue if the bite is very severe or if the host is immunocompromised [2]. Even less frequently, bites may facilitate inoculation and therefore transmission of communicable diseases. Mammalian bites involving the genitalia are particularly problematic because of the ease of debilitating physical damage to delicate tissue in this site and because of potentially destructive infection with oral flora [3, 4].

A 72-year-old man with type-II diabetes and hypertension presented 4 days following an episode of fellatio performed by a prostitute. During the orogenital contact, the patient noted intermittent searing pain, which he subsequently discovered was the result of superficial trauma from dental devices (braces) that inadvertently scraped the glans. After 2 days, he developed multiple erosions; these rapidly coalesced into an extensive, extremely painful ulcer covered with necrotic debris. (Fig. 1) The remainder of a pertinent physical examination was unremarkable. A darkfield preparation, viral culture for herpes simplex, chancroid culture, and serologic test for syphilis were all negative or nonreactive. Tissue obtained from the ulcer grew abundant Eikenella corrodens. The ulcerations were irrigated with povidone iodine and obviously necrotic tissue was gently debrided. The patient was given ceftriaxone 250 mg by intramuscular injection and amoxicillin-clavulanate 500 mg twice daily for 14 days. At 2-months followup, the lesion had re-epithelialized, although there was a residual slightly hypopigmented scar. Both a baseline and followup serologic test for human immunodeficiency virus done 6 months later were negative.

[azblue81]

A 72-year-old getting a BJ from a girl with braces?!? That’s HOT!

[houseoftechno]

Going to the clinic for a shot twice a day for 14 days. That's dedication to the cause!

[kellyhound]

imagine being a woman and having to suck that for a few bucks

[Guns N' Coffee]

This sucks

[Mr.NoCredit]

I remember a girl from high school that had the points on the bottom so she wouldn’t push on her lower teeth. These things were facing the rear of her mouth like tiny daggers. She could have shredded someone with those braces…

[HIGHTECHDUDE]

Went for a BJ and got a circumcision...

[Hogmann]

My high school girlfriend had braces and yeah they left some abrasions from time to time but I never got any nasty infection because she actually brushed her teeth unlike the dirty prostitute that would suck that tiny little dick for money.

[Hogmann]

That thing so small I can't believe she could even get it past her front teeth.

[Sa Bal]

Originally Posted by Hogmann ↗

That thing so small I can't believe she could even get it past her front teeth.

she didn’t. that’s how it scraped all over the front of her braces.