Background Symptoms related to infant ankyloglossia/tongue-tie may deter mothers from
breastfeeding, yet frenotomy is controversial. Methods Databases included PubMed …

Introduction The purpose of this study was to describe symptoms of problematic feeding in
infants with tongue-tie, evaluate changes in non-nutritive suck measures before and after …

Purpose To analyze the effects of lingual frenotomy on the breastfeeding of infants, based
on the electrical activity of the masseter and suprahyoid muscles and assessment of the …

Tongue-tie, or ankyloglossia, is a congenital condition characterized by a short, thickened,
or tight lingual frenulum, restricting the normal movement of the tongue. This restriction can …

Background: Problematic feeding is common in infancy, particularly in infants with a history
of premature birth or medical complexity. A concise, valid, and reliable measure of feeding …

Objective: To analyze functional aspects of breastfeeding, self-efficacy, and pain reported by
mothers during breastfeeding, in newborns with severe and mild ankyloglossia. Methods …

Simple Summary Breastfeeding is encouraged worldwide due to its nutritional and bonding
benefits, but more attention needs to be given to the potential psychological challenges it …

Health professionals disagree on the effectiveness of frenulotomy to manage ankyloglossia
in infants and support breastfeeding. More effort is needed to establish whether frenulotomy …

The evaluation of the lingual frenulum in newborns is of fundamental importance, as it
allows the early identification of abnormalities and contributes to the clinical decision of …

O objetivo do presente estudo, concentra-se em apresentar a frenotomia como conduta
terapêutica frente a anquiloglossia em pacientes recém-nascidos e os benefícios …