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infant tongue-tie therapy
in Georgetown

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infant tongue-tie therapy
supporting your baby's feeding, comfort, and development with gentle laser treatment

At Young Dentistry, we understand how tongue-tie can affect both infants and their families. This condition, which restricts tongue movement, may lead to feeding challenges, speech development concerns, and discomfort for your baby. Using advanced intraoral laser technology, we provide precise and effective treatment to address tongue-tie, helping your baby feed, grow, and thrive.

concerned about tongue-tie with your infant?
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Infant tongue-tie therapy with our advanced laser technology can make feeding and comfort easier for your baby. Discover how treatment at Young Dentistry can support your little one’s health and development.

Baby's Grasp

what is tongue-tie?

Tongue-tie, or ankyloglossia, occurs when the tissue connecting the tongue to the bottom of the mouth (lingual frenulum) is too tight or short. This can limit tongue movement and contribute to:

  • Difficulty latching during breastfeeding.

  • Slow weight gain or feeding frustration.

  • Digestive issues, such as gas or colic, due to inefficient feeding.

  • Future speech problems if left untreated.

impacts on mothers

Tongue-tie doesn’t only impact infants—it can also create challenges for mothers, including:

  • Low Milk Supply: Ineffective latching may reduce milk production over time.

  • Sore Nipples: Poor feeding can lead to nipple pain, cracking, or soreness.

  • Mastitis: Inadequate feeding may cause engorgement, increasing the risk of mastitis.

signs of tongue-tie

  • Poor latch or difficulty breastfeeding.

  • Gulping, clicking noises, or frequent breaks during feeding.

  • Mom experiencing nipple pain, low milk supply, or mastitis due to improper latch.

 

Addressing tongue-tie early can provide relief for both infants and mothers, promoting better feeding and overall well-being.

our approach to tongue-tie treatment

At Young Dentistry, we use advanced intraoral laser technology to provide effective and gentle treatment for tongue-tie. This state-of-the-art method offers several benefits:

Reduced bleeding, swelling, and discomfort during and after the procedure.

Minimally Invasive

Faster healing times with minimal aftercare required.

Quick Recovery

The laser seals the tissue as it works, eliminating the need for sutures.

No Stitches Needed

A safer option for infants, ensuring the surrounding tissue is unharmed.

Gentle and Precise

advanced tongue-tie treatment
at Young Dentistry

Don’t let tongue-tie create challenges for your baby or family. Schedule a consultation with Young Dentistry in Georgetown to learn how our laser therapy can make a difference.

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what to expect during treatment

  1. Initial Consultation
    We start with a comprehensive assessment of your baby’s oral health and tongue mobility. This visit includes a discussion of your concerns and a detailed explanation of the procedure.

     

  2. Laser Procedure
    The tongue-tie release procedure is quick, often completed in under 15 minutes. Our advanced laser ensures minimal discomfort for your baby throughout the process.

     

  3. Aftercare Support
    We provide detailed post-treatment care instructions, including simple tongue exercises to promote healing and improve mobility. Our team remains available to answer any questions during the recovery period.

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schedule

your first visit

324 Guelph St #8

Georgetown, ON L7G 4B5

Monday: 12 pm - 9 pm

Tuesday: 8 am - 7 pm

Wednesday: 8 am - 4:30 pm

Thursday: 8 am - 4:30 pm

Friday: 8 am - 2 pm

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