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Why Follow-Up Matters After a Tongue Tie Release
Alyssa Lundquist Alyssa Lundquist

Why Follow-Up Matters After a Tongue Tie Release

A tongue tie release doesn’t automatically teach the body how to use new movement. This post explains what meaningful follow-up looks like for babies and children after a frenectomy, why therapy and body-based support matter, and how a collaborative team approach supports long-term feeding, speech, and comfort.

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