Objective: to approach the surgical process better known as frenectomy solve Ankyloglossia, a condition that restricts movement of tongue. This change is characterized congenital, consisting fibrous connective tissue, which affects tip tongue floor mouth. Case report: A 3-year-old female patient attended Children’s Dental Clinic at University Center State Pará, presenting Linguinha Test report ...

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Purpose: to investigate what effects lingual frenotomy has on breastfeeding. Methods: based the research question - “Is there a relationship between improvement in breastfeeding and frenotomy?” -, bibliographical survey was carried out three databases, using following descriptors: ankyloglossia, frenum, frenotomy. Frenotomy is free term. Original articles with babies up 6 months old who had dif...

Agenesis of teeth is one of the most common human developmental anomalies. Oligodontia is a condition in which there is absence of six or more teeth, which itself is a rare condition. Oligodontia is associated with many syndromes. There is no much literature on oligodontia with ankylogossia. This is case report of a 9 year old girl child, who had missing permanent mandibular anterior teeth and ...

Conclusions: It is becoming more common for neonates with biomechanical dysfunctions affecting breastfeeding to present to a chiropractor. This biomechanical dysfunction along with congenital limitations should be explored to solve breastfeeding issues. This case suggests that the frenotomy procedure can help breastfeeding difficulties linked to tongue-tie. Considering the evidence published in...