… frenotomy rates in Australia for children aged 0–… (tongue-tie surgery item codes: 30278,
30281, 52081, 52084). The population of children aged 0–4 years was estimated from Australian …

… They also found that mothers of infants with tonguetie generally had more difficulty latching
their baby … of tongue-tie in children: A survey of paediatric surgeons in Australia. J Paediatr …

… Against this background we aimed to explore the beliefs and practices of Australian surgeons
regarding surgical intervention to release tongue-tie and to determine the main referral …

… by comparing children with no tongue-tie diagnosis (NTT) to children with untreated tongue-tie
(… sound production, contain normative data for Australian children, and use similar stimuli. …

… From the circumstantial evidence that many tongue-ties present in later childhood with no
history of feeding problems, it is clear that restriction of tongue movement must be quite …

… tongue-tie in the newborn has been performed on a more regular basis at the Centenary
Hospital for Women and Children (CHWC) in Canberra, Australia … for tonguetie assessment. In …

… There are no data in the literature on any significant association between speech difficulties
and tongue-tie in children. Therefore, we cannot recommend tongue-tie division in early …

… in Australia where the frequency of frenulotomies rose from 1.6 per thousand children less …
the diagnosis and surgical treatment of tongue tie in the US, Canada and Australia, there is no …

… The Bristol Tongue Tie Trial was overseen by an independent trial steering committee:
Professor Paul Stallard (chair) Colin Powell, Mike Woolridge, Ann Remmers, Nina Stonelake and …

… tongue-tie must be set against the ethos, supported by all paediatricians, which is to avoid
unnecessary operations in babies and children if … An Australian study52 reported 11 midwives …