Limiting Lip and Tongue-Ties: 3 Common Myths Debunked

Did you know that an estimated 10% to 25% of babies and children have a lip or tongue-tie? This refers to a condition in which their frenulum, or band of connective tissue, located on the floor of their mouth or behind their upper lip, is too short, thick, or tight. This limits the range of motion in ways that can impact your little one’s oral and general well-being.

Although awareness of this condition has improved over the years, plenty of misconceptions remain, and it’s normal to wonder whether any of the information you’ve heard is true. Being well-informed about this issue can provide much-needed peace of mind regarding your infant’s oral health. Continue reading to learn 3 common falsehoods about lip and tongue-ties and the truth behind them!