UllrsIshtar -> RE: Open mouth gags (11/13/2013 1:08:04 PM)
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Cool I didn't know ER carried those now (don't like to shop with them). Something to keep in mind when considering size with ring gags is that they sit not on, but behind your front teeth. Because of this they can sit quite a bit lower than your teeth, and can have your teeth sticking out above the inner diameter. That may or may not be an issue for the play he's planning, it's something you can only find out by trying. On the larger diameters it tends to be that the gap between your corner teeth that is the limiting factor in size for a lot of people, unless you have an unusually big mouth. (The pictured model for example seems to have that gag sitting on her canines/bicuspids, but not on her incisors). As far as measuring the largest size your mouth can take, use toothpicks broken to size with the ends blunted to measure the largest size toothpick you can fit from the top to the bottom of your mouth, right behind your incisors. You also want to measure the diagonal between canines as that's usually a good indicator (though not a 100% correct) as to the absolute maximum diameter you can take. The space between your incisors is irrelevant, as you rotate the gag to insert it, and then straighten it once it's behind those teeth.
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