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Frenectomy

Gentle, Expert Care for Growing Smiles

Why a Frenectomy May Be Needed

A frenectomy is a simple, precise procedure to correct a tight frenum, the small fold of tissue under the tongue (tongue-tie) or upper lip (lip-tie). These conditions can limit movement, making it difficult for children to eat, speak, or nurse. If left untreated, they may also affect tooth alignment and oral development. Frenectomy treatment can help with:

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Trouble nursing or bottle-feeding in infants
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Difficulty chewing or slow eating
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Speech challenges caused by restricted movement
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Gaps between teeth from lip restriction

What to Expect at Your Child’s Visit

Our compassionate team supports both children and parents every step of the way, helping your child adjust quickly and enjoy improved function for eating, speaking, and smiling.

Comprehensive Exam

We examine your child’s mouth, assess frenum restriction, and discuss treatment options.

Gentle Laser Treatment

We use advanced laser technology for quick, precise release, often without the need for sedation.

Minimal Discomfort & Downtime

Most children resume normal activities the same day with little to no discomfort.

Post-Treatment Guidance

We may recommend simple exercises to help retrain tongue movement for the best results.

Start Your Child’s Healthy Smile Journey

If you’ve noticed signs of tongue-tie or lip-tie, early treatment can make a big difference in your child’s comfort and development. Schedule an evaluation today to learn if a frenectomy is right for them.