At Smile Specialists Dental Clinic, we provide advanced laser frenectomy treatments for children with tongue-tie (ankyloglossia) or lip-tie. Led by Dr. Saumil Mogre, our pediatric dentist, we focus on pain-free, minimally invasive procedures that improve speech, feeding, oral hygiene, and overall oral function. Using state-of-the-art laser technology, we perform quick, precise releases with minimal bleeding and faster healing, ensuring a comfortable and stress-free experience for children of all ages.
Corrects restricted tongue movement that affects feeding, speech, or oral posture.
Releases tight upper lip attachment to improve breastfeeding, dental alignment, and oral hygiene.
Treats both tongue-tie and lip-tie simultaneously when needed.
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Evaluate tongue/lip mobility and functional issues.
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Minimal discomfort techniques; child-friendly environment.
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Precise removal of tight frenum with advanced laser.
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Simple exercises for tongue/lip mobility and oral hygiene instructions.
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Monitoring healing and functional improvements.
Feature | Traditional Frenectomy | Laser Frenectomy |
Pain | Local anesthesia required, more discomfort | Needle-less anesthesia, minimal discomfort |
Bleeding | Moderate, may require stitches | Minimal, usually no stitches |
Healing | 1–2 weeks, may swell | Faster, usually within a few days |
Precision | Moderate | High precision, less tissue trauma |
Infection Risk | Slightly higher | Lower due to laser sterilization |
Anxiety | Higher in children | Lower, child-friendly and quick |
A condition where the tissue under the tongue or lip is too short/tight, restricting movement.
Signs include difficulty breastfeeding, poor latch, speech issues, mouth breathing or spacing between front teeth.
With lasers, the procedure is virtually painless and usually done with topical anesthesia only.
The laser frenectomy is completed in just a few minutes.
Yes, laser frenectomy is safe for babies and is often done to improve breastfeeding from the very first feed after treatment.
No, with lasers there are no stitches and minimal discomfort.
Most children show immediate improvement in tongue/lip movement and parents notice changes in feeding or speech soon after.
Yes, correcting tongue/lip ties early can help prevent orthodontic problems, speech issues and abnormal growth patterns later.
Facial or gum swelling in children is a warning sign that should never be ignored. It is often caused by an infection in the teeth or gums, which can spread quickly if untreated. At Smile Specialists, Virar, we handle such emergencies with gentle, child-focused care to provide quick relief and protect your child’s oral health.
✅ If you notice swelling, visit the dentist immediately
❌Do not apply a hot or cold compress on the swelling
❌ Do not press or poke the swelling
❌ Avoid giving home remedies that may worsen infection
✨ At Smile Specialists, Virar, we specialize in child-friendly emergency dental care. With advanced technology lasers and a gentle approach, we make sure your child gets quick relief and long-lasting protection from dental infections.
