Dental Hygienists' Breasts

I had a dental hygienist who constantly pressed and rubbed her breasts against my shoulder as she was working. Needless to say, it made the process more pleasant for me, but it left me wondering:

- is it common or a normal part of the procedure and means nothing?

- does it mean she fancies me?

- is she doing it for her own enjoyment?

Any thoughts?

I know it's going off at a tangent but reminds me of the rather curvy hairdresser giving a guy a haircut with her breasts rubbing against his back & shoulders in much the same way. Believing him to be masturbating under the sheet draped over him to catch the hair clippings she administered a stinging slap to his face before pulling the sheet away only to find the poor bloke had been polishing his glasses.

While not a dental hygienist, I recently received a haircut from a female barber where something similar happened. I was seated in the chair with my arms and hands on the arm rests of the barber’s chair covered with the drape. While cutting my hair, she would routinely position herself such that her crotch was in contact with my hand or elbows and with some pressure. It seemed that she would be trying to masturbate against me while giving me a haircut since it was not just the side of her hips but literally pushed into the “V” between her legs. I did not do anything other than sit there perfectly still since it was a busy Saturday morning in the shop. She did not try to rub her breasts on me like she did her crotch. I remain curious about the whole ordeal and if it was something she was doing unconsciously or she just needed to make that kind of contact to get close enough to reach my hair? The haircut was okay but nothing spectacular and I never had an opportunity to return to that barber shop.

My view is that the dentist's chair is not conducive for a dental hygienist with large breasts and/or short stature. Working at an angle is not easy.

Oh yes, I go every 6 months to the same hygienist and we really got to know each other over the years. She does have an ample "front porch" and during my cleaning and exam her warm breast inevitably rests or brushes against my shoulder. For myself, arousal is the last thing on my mind in a dentist's chair, but at first I did have a close call and started to get hard. As we chatted that aspect of things went away and now I really look forward to my bi-annual visits with her. It's all good!

Most likely it means nothing as she is trying to get close to her work! If something else, just enjoy and don’t smile too much or say anything to dissuade her!

I've had that happen to me a few times (long ago) with a lady dermatologist who virtually rubbed her breasts over the side of my head when removing an ugly bit of something from my neck.

As for dentists, always had male dentists. But the gist of my answer to the question is similar I guess.

Incidental breat contact happens a lot when getting your hair cut. Occasional good peeks down the blouse when they bend over in front. Never happened with a dentist (always males … just bad luck!).

Not so incidental, but quite affirming.

I broke my neck leaving a bone splinter impinging a nerve to my right arm.

Lived with it for 4 months before getting it fixed. I had become worthless. But, the interesting part and certainly unexpected, was in rehab clinic month after surgery... They would pull my head into their bosoms and do things to me that should have made me holler, but caused me to sigh. I was too stressed and broke to tip for good service. However, i was never late for an appointment, nor welched on money due.

I had my usual teeth cleaning appointment this morning. I don’t enjoy it, but I know it’s the healthy thing to do. I’m tipped way back in the chair, putting my head just above her lap. She rolls her stool around as needed, because some teeth require access from the sides, and some are best accessed by reaching over the top. The hygienist pressed her breasts against the top of my head a few times when she was leaning over the top. It was a very pleasant feeling, helping to balance out the otherwise less enjoyable procedure.

There was also something that I found funny, but kept it to myself. Each time she used the suction straw to remove the pooling of my sweet sweet saliva, she would put it in my mouth and say “Now close your lips around this.” My dirty mind was amused.

Oh yeah. It's a nice distraction from all the tools and fingers in your mouth.

Good way to get a bust in the mouth!