Knotted News: 3 Myths About Tongue Ties You Shouldn’t Believe

Do you have a baby who struggles to latch during feedings or seems fussier than most infants? If so, they might be suffering from a lip or tongue tie. That means they might have an overly tight, short, or thick band of tissue (frenulum) anchoring their tongue or lips to their mouth, restricting its full range of motion.

Their pediatric dentist can treat it with a frenectomy, but you might avoid scheduling this procedure if you’ve heard misinformation about your child’s condition. Continue reading to learn 3 myths about lip and tongue ties that you shouldn’t believe!