… report is to describe ankyloglossia, its clinical significance, and what guidelines should be …
For effective management proper clinical guidelines are mandatory. In ankyloglossia, the most …

… may be associated with ankyloglossia.” Ideally, a clinical guideline would be developed to
assist practitioners faced with infants and children with possible ankyloglossia; however, the …

… The ability to make definitive practice guidelines is limited with our current … neonatal
ankyloglossia to aid the otolaryngologist in their understanding and management of ankyloglossia. …

… and addressed ankyloglossia in relation … clinical method for establishinga diagnosis of
ankyloglossia. Five studies using different diagnostic criteria found a prevalence of ankyloglossia …

… in managing infants with ankyloglossia is numerous and (iii) The majority … clinicians
would not use established tools to guide management of babies with suspected ankyloglossia…

… Partial ankyloglossia is a limitation which restricts the possibility of protrusion and elevation
… of ankyloglossia. The specific objectives are to study patients with ankyloglossia treated by …

… are currently no established clinical guidelines or consistent … ankyloglossia described in
the literature to guide paediatric dentists and clinicians supporting children with ankyloglossia. …

… Other areas of improvement were identified by 24.9% of health professionals, and included
themes such as the creation of clinical guidelines, equitable access to ankyloglossia services…

… was referred for management of ankyloglossia by a pediatrician… The clinical examination
presented moderate ankyloglossia … : a guide to the diagnosis and treatment of ankyloglossia. …

… This condition results in a limitation of tongue movements (partial ankyloglossia) or a
fusion of the tongue to the floor of the mouth (total ankyloglossia) [1]. Ankyloglossia is more …