tongue tie

The condition is present at birth. A short, tight band of tissue tethers the tongue's tip or base to the floor of the mouth. It can affect how a person eats and speaks, and can interfere with breastfeeding. Symptoms include difficulty sticking out the tongue past the lower front teeth or lifting it to the upper teeth, though many people have no symptoms.

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Haley T, Patient

"[Beth] has taught me a variety of exercises to retrain my tongue to sit in the right position. I found that through her extensive consult that I had enlarged tonsils that I got removed as well. With the tonsil removal surgery, I am now able to breathe correctly with correct tongue placement too."