Newborns and Lip Tie (labial frenulum, frenum) and breastfeeding. Frenulectomy. Frenectomy. скачать в хорошем качестве

Newborns and Lip Tie (labial frenulum, frenum) and breastfeeding. Frenulectomy. Frenectomy.

This video is about Newborns and Lip Tie The band of tissue from the inside of the upper lip to the gums is the labial (or lip) frenulum (or frenum) If the band is tight and the upper lip can't get into a good position during feeds, breastfeeding may be difficult Some possible issues: painful latch feeds that take a long time baby pops off the breast a lot feeds that are really frequent trouble with weight gain Best way to tell if the upper lip frenulum is an issue is how breastfeeding is going. It's much less about how the frenulum looks. A lip tie can be released with a simple office procedure that has minimal risk and discomfort. Stretching exercises are recommended afterwards to prevent scar tissue and re-attachment. Lip ties are less common than tongue ties, but some babies have both. For questions about lip ties and teeth development, see attached video by pediatric dentist, Michelle Kelman, DDS. Medical Disclaimer: All comments are generalizations and intended to be for educational purposes only. The Content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.