Pre tongue-tie surgery
Before your child has surgery at Pediatric Dentistry of
Redlands and Associates a complete oral exam will be done. During the exam Dr.
Cameron Fuller will determine the thickness of the frenum as well as the
location. Once the exam is completed Dr. Fuller will explain to you the
procedure he will be conducting, explain how the laser works and handle any
extra pre-surgery requirements.

During the oral exam you want your baby as comfortable as
possible. You may want to bring something that soothes them, for example a
blanket. The oral exam should not take an extensive amount of time but this is
a great opportunity for you to ask any questions you may have about tooth
formation and even healthy snacks. Pediatric dentist Cameron Fuller wants you
to feel comfortable, that’s why he will take the time to explain everything to
you and your family.
I have a friend that is "tongue-tied." She can't roll her "R"s. That makes learning Spanish a bit hard for her. It would have been nice if it had been taken care of when she was little.
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