When parents of newborns with tongue or lip ties come to Tongue Tie Institute, it’s not uncommon for them to wonder if their child’s tie was a result of a genetic predisposition. Tongue ties, also known as ankyloglossia, have been the subject of...
For many of us, the acronym “TMJ” may sound familiar, but its full significance might not be entirely clear. TMJ stands for the temporomandibular joint, which acts as a sliding hinge connecting your jawbone to your skull. This joint allows us to perform...
As parents, we understand that feeding our children is not just about providing sustenance; it’s also an important bonding experience. However, when issues like tongue tie come into play, this seemingly simple act can become incredibly challenging, leading to...
Tongue tie and lip tie are terms that you may have come across, especially if you’re a new parent or have been researching pediatric dental issues. These conditions, while related, are distinct in their own right and can affect infants, children, and even...
A tongue-tie, medically known as ankyloglossia, can impact a child’s oral function and overall well-being. When diagnosed and treated with a frenectomy, children often experience significant improvements in various aspects of their lives. However,...
Tongue tie, a condition where the strip of skin beneath the tongue (lingual frenulum) is shorter than usual, can have a profound impact on individuals of all ages. While this condition is primarily associated with physical challenges like breastfeeding difficulties,...
