Tongue Frenulum Release: Why You Should Not Do It Yourself
Never attempt to cut your own lingual frenulum. This minor surgical procedure (frenotomy/frenuloplasty) must be performed by a qualified professional—dentist, oral surgeon, or ENT—to avoid:
- Excessive bleeding
- Infection
- Damage to salivary ducts or nerves
- Scarring and reattachment
If you have a tight frenulum (ankyloglossia) causing speech, feeding, or oral hygiene issues, seek evaluation for safe, effective treatment.
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