Tongue Tie
Frequently Asked Questions About Tongue Tie Treatment in the Greater Toronto Area
What is the connection between a tongue tie and TMJ issues?
A restricted tongue (also known as a tongue tie) can impact oral and facial development, leading to improper jaw alignment and strain on the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). Over time, this can contribute to TMJ-related symptoms such as jaw pain, clenching, and bite issues.
How can I tell if my baby has an infant tongue tie?
Signs of an infant tongue tie include difficulty latching during breastfeeding, poor weight gain, clicking sounds while feeding, and prolonged feeding times. If you suspect your child is tongue tied, a consultation with our Toronto centre can help determine the best course of action.
What is a posterior tongue tie and how is it different?
A posterior tongue tie is a subtler, often hidden restriction located deeper under the tongue. Unlike the more visible anterior tongue tie, it may not be easily seen but can still cause speech difficulties, feeding issues, or breathing problems. We offer thorough evaluations at our Greater Toronto Area centre to detect and treat these cases.
Do you treat tongue ties in both children and adults at your Toronto location?
Yes, we treat tongue tie in patients of all ages—from tied tongues in newborns to adults experiencing speech, breathing, or TMJ symptoms related to restricted tongue movement. Our Toronto team is highly experienced in comprehensive evaluations and effective, minimally invasive treatments.

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