Infant, Child and Adult Frenectomy

At Oral Posture, infant, child, and adult frenectomies are performed as part of a comprehensive, functional approach to improving oral health and overall well-being. A frenectomy is a precise procedure that releases restrictive oral ties—such as tongue-tie or lip-tie—that can limit proper movement of the tongue and lips. These restrictions can affect feeding in infants, speech development in children, and breathing, swallowing, and oral function in adults. By addressing these limitations, a frenectomy helps restore natural mobility and supports healthier function at every stage of life.

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When combined with pre- and post-procedure therapy, frenectomies can have a profound impact on overall health. Patients often experience improvements in breastfeeding or bottle feeding, clearer speech, better sleep, enhanced breathing patterns, and reduced tension in the face, neck, and body. At Oral Posture, this service is part of a holistic, team-based model—ensuring that each patient receives the support, guidance, and follow-up care needed for optimal healing and long-term success.