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What is your spouse's oral hygiene routine to prevent glutening from kissing?

 

 

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No kissy, etc. until good brushing and flossing and rinsing. Unless he is eating and drinking gluten-free....

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Gotcha. Brush, floss, rinse. Can do! :)

 

I think that I may have got glutened in this fashion recently and really not wanting to do it again. 

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Beware of gluten crumbs in the bed if he is taken to eating there.  :ph34r:

 

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My husband went gluten-free at home when I was diagnosed. But, we still eat out. Mostly just "pecks" until full brushing!

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My husband eats mostly gluten free at home, but sometimes will come home from somewhere else where there was pizza served or something of that sort. And he occasionally does have gluteny stuff at the house, though I try to segregate them as much as possible.

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