Is it normal for teeth to hit when kissing

I’m not going to lie, this is adorable. What I think is happening is that you’re both so excited to make out that you’re pushing your heads together too quickly. I promise you that basically every single adult on the planet has had the “teeth clink” moment, so it’s 100% nothing to be embarrassed about. I think the best bit of advice I could give you as a seasoned smoocher is to just go slow. Take your time kissing slowly at first. You two will naturally build up to your ideal pace as a couple, but it takes a little bit of practice for the two of you to get there. But yeah, don’t feel bad about the teeth thing. I think every couple on the planet has done that at one point or another.

I agree with the first commenter. This has happened to me more than a few times. But I don’t know if going slow on its own is a complete solution. For me, I think it helps most to stop moving your head forward once your lips connect. If you’re going to French kiss your tongue can always stick out further away from the lips, but your teeth probably don’t need to be that close to one another in the first place. You can also try tilting your head a bit more to change the angle so your teeth don't bump.

Practice makes perfect. So you're gonna want to kiss a lot to get good at kissing, and you can. A basic rule for kissing is you want to match your partner, so whatever their movements are, try to match them, like yin and yang. You don’t want to be doing anything that is physically uncomfortable. If it's uncomfortable or awkward, or if you're drooling, that's not good. Bad kisses will usually involve bumping into each other, or your lips don't lock together, they're just doing their own things. So that's not a good sign.

You know, when I first read your question, I was like, “That’s not a thing that happens.” Then I read all of these comments and I thought about it for a while and I was like, “Oh wait, that totally happened with me and my husband when we were first going out.” I think the first poster was right—you’re just too excited and need to reel it back a little bit. But yeah, despite the blind spot in my memory, this is totally normal.

If it's still happening, just take a second to stop and chat about it. You could tell him that it hurts or feels uncomfortable when your teeth click together and that you reallly want to enjoy kissing him. Ask if you can take it a little slower and show him how you want him to kiss you. I'm sure if he really cares, he'll listen and change up what he's doing :))