Helping infants and children feed more comfortably, speak more clearly, and thrive.
Helping infants and children feed more comfortably, speak more clearly, and thrive.
What Is a Tongue or Lip Tie?
A tongue tie or lip tie happens when restrictive tissue limits how your child's tongue and lips can move. Think of it like trying to function with your shoelaces tied together—you can still walk, but it takes way more effort and creates all kinds of weird compensations. These restrictions can affect:
- Feeding and nutrition
- Speech development
- Breathing and sleep
- Dental development
- Day-to-day wellbeing
The good news? Once we release that restriction, your child's body naturally finds its way back to healthy patterns. Especially when we catch it early.
Our Approach
We don't just look at tissue. We look at your whole kid and listen to your whole story: the feeding struggles, the therapies you've tried, the questions that keep you up at night.
We never rush. Taking time to really understand what's going on with your child means we can make the best recommendations. Sometimes that means waiting. Sometimes it means trying other things first. We're here to partner with you every step of the way.
Why Families Choose Us
Pediatric Specialists
Board-certified pediatric dentists passionate about early intervention and oral development
Gentle Co₂ Laser
Designed to be quick, precise, and virtually pain-free
Proven Experience
15+ years of experience and 5,000+ tongue and lip tie releases performed
Team Approach
Collaboration with lactation, speech, and airway specialists
Schedule an Assessment
Florida Tongue Tie & Functional Orthodontics serves families across Palm Beach, Broward, Dade, and all of South Florida.
For Parents
If you believe you or your child may have a tongue or lip tie, we’re here to listen and help you take the next step with confidence.
- Call or Text: 561.483.9334
- Learn About the Assessment
For Healthcare Providers
We partner with lactation consultants, speech therapists, pediatricians, and other providers to support collaborative care.