At BreatheAlive, we believe that healthy oral function is the cornerstone of lifelong wellness. It starts with the way an infant feeds, grows, and—most importantly—breathes.
Oral frena are the fibrous attachments of the lips and tongue to the jaws. While everyone has them, their shape and flexibility are influenced by genetics and development. When these tissues are restrictive (commonly known as tongue or lip ties), they can create a ripple effect that impacts:
Infant Feeding: Difficulty latching or inefficient nursing.
Restful Sleep: Restricted airways leading to poor sleep quality.
Proper Growth: How the jaw and face develop over time.
We don’t just treat symptoms; we restore function. By collaborating with a multidisciplinary team—including maxillofacial medicine, ENT and myofunctional specialists—we ensure that every baby has the support they need to thrive.
When a frenectomy is necessary, we use a state-of-the-art Diode laser. This technology offers: Targeted release of restrictive tissue, Minimal discomfort and faster healing & the procedure is brief, and we encourage feeding immediately afterward to provide instant comfort and connection.