i did a google search and could not really find info distinguishing
'posterior' tongue tie from 'regular?' tongue tie. can any of you give me
some descriptors of posterior tongue tie? I guess what I am thinking is if
the frenulum is far posterior it is not really a problem. but then again I
can see that an infant w/ a short tongue or a squarish tongue (as I
sometimes see) could be impacted by a short frenulum, even if it is not near
the tip.
thanks for any info or links.



Laurie Wheeler, IBCLC, MN, RN
New Orleans Louisiana, s.e. USA

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