by Mark | Jul 29, 2020 | Aftercare, Bodywork, Symptoms, Treatment
One of the most asked questions we get here at tongue-tie-support.com, is what pacifier to use on a tongue-tied baby and on a baby that has just undergone a tongue tie release. That a baby is not able to use a pacifier is actually a common symptom of a tongue tie. The...
by Mark | Feb 16, 2020 | Symptoms, Treatment
As with tongue ties, lip ties can cause a range of issues, and should as such be treated as serious conditions on the same scale as tongue ties. To get an overview of what a lip tie is, how it looks, and what the condition entails, we have gathered the most important...
by Mark | Feb 14, 2020 | Symptoms, Treatment
Tongues are in the mouth, so tongue ties and the implications hereof are limited to the mouth alone. Or are they? Everything around the mouth and neck areas is tightly connected, so implications of a tongue tie are not just limited to the mouth but affects the entire...
by Mark | Feb 13, 2020 | Additional resources, Treatment
Tongue ties are not something you generally speak about, so most people don’t learn about tongue ties until they get a baby with a tongue tie. The normal thing to do at this point, is to google tongue ties and search for it on social media, such as Facebook....
by Mark | Feb 10, 2020 | Treatment
A tongue tie release performed by laser, is not a painful procedure. As the procedure is often performed on infants and babies, it is however very important that everything is done to ensure as little pain and discomfort as possible. Treatment General anesthesia is...
by Mark | Jan 29, 2020 | Aftercare, Treatment
A tongue tie release is a very simple and uncomplicated procedure. The release is only the first step in the tongue tie treatment process though. Following the release, bodywork, IBCLC consultations, aftercare and more, must be performed and attended for the next 6...
