Tongue tie is a condition that develops while a baby is still in the womb; it is characterized by a short or thick piece of tissue (called a frenum or frenulum) that restricts the tongue’s movement. As a result, the child may find it difficult to breastfeed and be at a heightened risk of dental and speech problems later in life. Fortunately, tongue tie treatment is available. What can you expect before, during, and after this procedure? This blog post explains.
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