Ankyloglossia is the medical term for tongue tie, which, if untreated by experts, can contribute to severe feeding and developmental problems. An infant whose breastfeeding…
Signs and Symptoms of Tongue-Tie in New borns
Tongue-tie, or ankyloglossia, is a condition in which the tissue that attaches the tongue to the floor of the mouth is too thick or tight….
The Link Between Lip & Tongue Ties and Colic
Tongue ties and lip ties are disorders found in babies and a few children older than a baby. A tongue tie or a lip tie…
Does Your Child Need Lip Tie Treatment? Signs, Risks & Solutions
A lip tie is a situation in which the upper lip is closely bound to the gum, limiting movement. This can be a problem that…
The Emotional and Social Impacts of Tongue-Tie on Children
Tongue-tie, also known as ankyloglossia, is a common condition in children. It happens when the band of tissue (the lingual frenulum) is too short or…
Differences Between Laser and Traditional Tongue Tie Procedures
Ankyloglossia, or more commonly referred to as tongue-tie, is a congenital condition where the range of motion of the tongue is restricted by an abnormally…
Post-Treatment Care After a Tongue-Tie Release Procedure
A tongue-tie release procedure allows for the treatment of conditions where the tissue under the tongue is too tight which blocks normal tongue movement. If...
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Why Ignoring Tongue-Tie Can Lead to Long-Term Health Problems?
Do you know that some people have trouble sticking out their tongues? This is referred to as “tongue-tie” or ankyloglossia. It is a condition in…
How to Care for Your Child After Tongue Tie Release
Caring for your child after a tongue tie release is important for a smooth recovery and to prevent reattachment. This simple blog will guide you…
Tongue-Ties, Constipation, and Reflux: Finding the Connection
The link between reflux, constipation, and tongue ties is important, but one that is often overlooked. These conditions, if not addressed, can potentially harm a…