Tongue-Tie treatment in Mexico City

Abnormal shortness of the lingual frenulum, also known as ankyloglossia or "tongue-tie," is a condition in which the fold of tissue that connects the tongue to the floor of the mouth is shorter or thicker than usual, which can limit tongue movement.

How it shows up: In infants it can make sucking difficult during breastfeeding; in older children and adults it is sometimes linked to certain difficulties articulating sounds or moving the tongue freely.

Which specialist evaluates it? The dentist, the pediatric dentist, and the maxillofacial surgeon are the ones who usually review this condition and offer guidance on the available options. If you notice limited tongue movement or trouble feeding a baby, a visit with one of these professionals helps clarify the situation with sound judgment.