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Also note that I have 4 other cats who eat the same food their teeth are not "the best she's ever seen" hence I am pretty confident it is the fluoride. Fluoride works exactly the same way in cats as it does in humans.

Thanks. It is the toothpaste. I don't use handsoap afterward because I know she will do this.

I have a cat that loves toothpaste. Not from the tube! Not even actual globs of toothpaste from a tube. She hates all that. What she likes is licking your hand after you have brushed your teeth and washed your hands. It doesn't seem like there should even be any left on there, but she can smell...

The original poster is absolutely correct. The cat is sneezing on you on purpose. However, it is not for entertainment. It is likely he (I assume it is a 'he') is marking you with his scent. I am sure he does this to other people also, he will do it whenever he is trying to show you affection...