Empowering Little Smiles to Thrive

We use advanced CO2 laser technology to completely release your child's tongue tie efficiently, accurately, and sedation-free

are you experiencing?

infant:

Difficulty latching or staying latched
Lip curls under when nursing or taking bottle
Milk dribbles out of mouth while feeding
Chokes and gags during feeding
Gassy, fussy, symptoms of reflux, excessive spit up
Falling asleep at the breast
Clicking or smacking noises when eating
Clamping down, biting, or chomping on the breast

mom:

Blistered, cut or bleeding nipples
Flattened or lipstick shaped nipples
Pain with nursing or latching
Poor breast drainage
Decreasing milk supply
Plugged ducts
Engorgement or mastitis
Using a nipple shield

child:

Trouble with speech sounds, hard to understand, or mumbling
Mouth breathing
Snores (quiet or loud)
Restless sleep (kicking or moving while asleep)
Grinds teeth at night
Slow eater or trouble finishing a meal
Gags, spits out, or packs foods
Picky eater, especially with textures

it may be caused by tongue or lip tie

A tongue tie, or ankyloglossia, is a birth condition where the tissue (frenulum/frenum) connecting the tongue to the mouth floor is too short, thick, or tight. This limits tongue movement, potentially causing breastfeeding challenges for mom and baby and issues with speech, eating, and oral hygiene as your child grows. A simple procedure called a frenectomy can improve tongue mobility.

Dr. Jill Lasky

Dr. Eileen Welch

Pediatric Dentists

After years of working with kids, we noticed many little ones struggling with breastfeeding, feeding issues, speech delays, and sleep problems— who also had a link to tongue and lip ties. To better understand the issue, we delved into the science behind it and took a deep dive into the world of frenectomies. With our years of experience and a comprehensive, gentle approach, our goal is simple: to help every child thrive without limitations, giving them the best start in life with a smile that says it all.