Jennifer writes: A high palate is indeed a sign of posterior TT.  

Are you saying that a high palate is always associated with a posterior 
tongue -tie?  I have seen my share of babies with a high palate, but did not 
notice a tt.  Is this something you have seen developementally.  The high 
palates created a challenge for nursing because of the anatomical position of 
the breast in the baby's mouth, but do not necessarily see a tt associated 
with it.  Maybe I am missing something?  Also, could you please elaborate on 
the potato pultace? you would use with a abcess.  Would be thrilled to be 
proactive if it ever happened to another client again.  The I & D was horrific.

Thanks,
robin

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