Tongue ties might not always be readily diagnosed. Difficulties in breastfeeding for mothers or unexplained symptoms in adults, such as neck and back pain, could indicate a tongue tie. Colorado Tongue Tie is committed to providing considerate care for patients of all ages affected by this issue.
A tongue tie occurs when the lingual frenulum, connecting the tongue to the mouth's floor, is unusually thick or short. This can hinder tongue movement, affecting breastfeeding in infants and potentially leading to oral issues like speech difficulties, neck and back pain, and TMD in adults. Colorado Tongue Tie provides treatments to help manage this condition.
Infants with tongue ties may experience difficulties with latching, weight gain, and maintaining suction while nursing, potentially leading to increased effort during feeding. Additional signs might indicate the presence of a tongue tie in a baby.
Tongue ties, sometimes overlooked due to being misconstrued as selective eating in infancy and childhood, may lead to various challenges later in life including but not limited to:
If you're experiencing any of these issues, consider contacting Colorado Tongue Tie for a professional assessment and to explore potential solutions.
At Colorado Tongue Tie, we utilize advanced technology for efficient and patient-focused treatment. Our methods, including the use of a cold, non-touch laser, aim to reduce discomfort and minimize potential complications during the procedure.
If you are experiencing issues related to tongue ties, our team is ready to assist with diagnosis and treatment. For further details or to consult with a specialist, please contact us at (720) 507-0077 or visit our office at 4704 Harlan Street, #350, Denver, CO 80212.