Frenectomies: Restoring Function & Comfort with Precision

What to Expect :

• Consultation & Assessment :
  A dentist evaluates the severity of the tongue/lip tie using visual exams or feeding assessments (for infants).

• Laser Procedure :
  A CO2 or Light Scalpel laser safely releases the tight frenum in 5–10 minutes , minimizing bleeding and discomfort. Most cases require only topical anesthetic .

• Post-Op Care :
  Gentle exercises (e.g., stretching the treated area) and myofunctional therapy prevent reattachment and restore mobility.

• Follow-Up :
  Monitor healing and track improvements in breastfeeding, speech, or dental alignment.

Benefits :

• Infants : Improved latch, reduced feeding pain, and better weight gain.
• Children/Adults : Enhanced speech clarity, reduced gagging, and prevention of gum recession.

Rare Risks :

• Temporary swelling, mild bleeding, or (in <1% of cases) complications like poor feeding or airway issues.

Why Choose Laser? :

• Less trauma, faster healing, and reduced infection risk compared to traditional surgery.

This service combines cutting-edge technology with compassionate care to unlock lifelong oral function.

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