
Babies should be evaluated for tongue tie immediately after birth
Unfortunately most hospitals are not trained or up-to-date on the current research on tongue ties and these issues are often missed. Oral ties (Tongue ties, lip ties, and cheek/buccal ties) impact feeding a newborn. Dr. Moore has helped hundreds of families with achieving their feeding goals.

~25% of adults and kids Struggle with tongue tie (Often undiagnosed)
Tongue tie, or ankyloglossia, is a condition where the band of tissue under the tongue is too tight or thick, restricting tongue movement. This can affect speech, feeding, sleep, behavior, ADHD, facial growth and development, neck pain/shoulder pain, pelvic floor dysfunction, and various whole body issues.
Benefits of Myofunctional Therapy in addition to tongue tie release
1.Decreases sleep apnea scores by 50% in adults, 62% in kids.
2. 72% decrease in snoring duration and intensity
3. Kids with OSA are five times more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD.
4. It’s estimated that greater than 70% of kids with ADHD have sleep disorders.

Meet Dr. Moore
Tongue tie release is Dr. Moore’s passion driven purpose in life. Follow the link to read our blog about how his daughter was stuck in the NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) for 29 days and immediately upon release Dr. Moore completed a lip tie release that saved her life.
**Read part one and part two for the full story

“Dr. Moore and the whole team was kind and professional throughout the whole process of having my newborn’s tongue tie released. The communication was excellent, and I would definitely recommend them, especially for the care of your little one.”
-Satisfied parent
A little string underneath the tongue (frenum) connects your body from the tip of your tongue to the toes on your feet. If this string is too tight then your body can grow and develop improperly leading to lifelong pain. Today is the day to start feeling better and see if your tongue is preventing you or your little one from living their best life.
-Dr. Moore
