Topic

Frenectomy

0 articles available

A frenectomy is a surgical procedure to release or modify a lip or tongue tie (frenulum). From a functional perspective, a frenectomy is discussed in connection with the mobility of the tongue or lips, swallowing patterns, speech function, and possible interactions with breathing and jaw function. In the professional literature and clinical practice, the procedure is considered an option when functional limitations are suspected due to a shortened or tight frenulum. The assessment is always made in the context of the individual's anatomy and functional situation. The articles compiled in this topic area explore possible functional connections related to frenectomy from various perspectives and serve to provide context and a better understanding of this procedure.

No articles found

There are no posts on this topic yet.

Back to overview

Explore more topics

Jaw Joint TMJ Headaches Functional Dentistry Bruxism Nasal Breathing Jaw Growth Tongue Sleep Quality Myofunctional Therapy Dentosophy Tongue Posture Jaw Development Posture Teeth Grinding Biofunctional Dentistry Snoring Tongue Position Sleep Apnea

Have questions?

Our dentists and therapists are here to help with any questions about biofunctional dentistry.

Find a practitioner