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Tongue Tie

I think my baby might have a tongue tie, feeding just doesn't feel right.

A tongue tie occurs when tissue beneath the tongue restricts its normal movement, which can affect feeding, speech, and oral development. Not every tongue tie needs treatment. A comprehensive evaluation helps determine what's truly best for your child.

Related Services

Baby calmly interacting with a Parkview provider during an oral-function visit.
Tongue, Lip & Cheek Tie Evaluations
Parkview provider guiding a child through an oral-motor exercise.
Myofunctional Therapy
Parkview provider bottle-feeding an infant during a feeding assessment.
Lactation Services
Young child participating in a Parkview therapy session.
Speech Therapy

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Whether you're ready to request an evaluation or just have a few questions, our team is here to listen, answer what's on your mind, and help you find the right next step for your child. There's no wrong way to start, so reach out whenever you feel ready.

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Education from Parkview

Why Therapy May Be Recommended Before a Tongue-Tie Release
What We Look at Beyond the Symptom
Tongue Ties: It's About Function, Not Just Appearance

How We Help

Feeding Therapy & Support
Frenectomy Care for Tongue-Tie and Lip-Tie
Summus Laser Therapy
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