Additionally pornstar can provide proof of testing for further re assurance. Let me know your overall opinion as this is probably something I would only do once in a lifetime. 

In general there is a modest risk of acquiring an STI from receipt of unprotected oral sex. Oral STI’s are less common than genital infections and oral infections appear to be somewhat less likely to be transmitted on any single exposure then when exposed through genital contact.  The STI’s acquired most commonly through receipt of oral sex are gonorrhea and non-chlamydial NGU which is a Urethritis (penile irritation presenting as a discharge or discomfort on voiding) which is often considered non-infectious to partners. Chlamydial infection is very, very rarely acquired from oral sex. If you have not already had HSV-1 (cold sores, statistically most likely you have already got HSV-1)  there is a very small chance of acquiring genital herpes type one from oral contact as well.  There is no known risk of acquiring HIV from receipt of unprotected oral sex.

That your potential partner works in the adult film industry has little impact on the risk and, if anything, since she gets checked regularly, may be somewhat lower than average. That your prospective partner gets checked regularly, as is often required by persons engaged in the adult film industry, offers added protection. Obviously how recently testing was performed will determine how likely it is that infection has occurred in the meantime although as a generalization, previous testing makes infection less likely.

Obviously, as a generalization, after engaging in unprotected sex of any sort following an encounter with a new partner, getting tested is the safest course of action. If you need testing, the most important test for you to have performed is a urine test for Gonorrhea. I hope this information is helpful. EWH