… Consensus Statement in 2020 that defined tongue-tie as “a … tongue-tie but suggested that
practitioners focus on its definition of ankyloglossia, not making the diagnosis of ankyloglossia …

… The clinical statements were grouped into several categories for the purposes of … and
discussion: ankyloglossia (general), buccal tie, ankyloglossia and sleep apnea, ankyloglossia and …

… to evaluate the prevalence of ankyloglossia in distinct age … clinicians know what prevalence
of ankyloglossia they might expect when using a specific tool for the diagnosis in clinical …

… A MeSH search string of studies involving the following key words were included: (ankyloglossia
OR lingual tongue tie OR short lingual frenulum OR frenectomy OR frenulectomy OR …

… involve an educational in-service on ankyloglossia, and the introduction of an … ankyloglossia
within a pediatric primary care setting. Additionally, provider perceptions of ankyloglossia …

… Ankyloglossia is a condition of restricted tongue mobility caused by a short, tight, or thick
lingual frenulum that may insert close to the distal tongue tip. Between 4% and 11% of …

… The objective of this review was to identify and map the methods for evaluating
ankyloglossia in neonates submitted to lingual frenotomy in the last five years. Inclusion …

… ABM clinical protocol #1: Guidelines for blood glucose monitoring and treatment of hypoglycemia
in term and late-preterm neonates, Revised 2014. Breastfeed Med 2014;9:173–179. 16…

… of ABM who are physicians and dentists regarding their experiences with ankyloglossia
treatment, frenotomy, complications after frenotomy and instances where this procedure had …

… Ankyloglossia is commonly observed in infants with an incidence rate of about 5%. Individuals
with tongue-tie are unable to protrude the tip of the tongue beyond the mandibular incisor …