What’s up w ur wisdom teeth? I’m 20 n mine r impacted but I’m keeping em. I get food in them everytime I eat so I always keep a lil piece of plastic in my pocket to clean em but long as I keep doing that and spend a lil extra time w em brushing I’m fine right? Ik if I skip a day my breath gets bad from collagen but that jus motivates me more to brush lmao
@@CN86443have you seen a dentist about them? My bottom 2 were impacted and it got infected because of how bad it was. Most dentists will tell you impacted will need to be removed
@@CN86443a lot of people actually can't keep their wisdom teeth because their jaws are just too small to have room for those teeth. Or maybe their gums are just infected but it's not uncommon at all for them to hurt a lot.
@@CN86443 Dude, yknow if you keep your wisdom teeth impacted it’ll start to damage the root of your molars, right? It happened to mine, had to get surgery quick cause one of my molar’s roots was starting to disintegrate.
Lip ties can also make breastfeeding a lot harder if they’re too prominent so getting it lasered off is something parents do and it’s what we did with my two month old son. He wasn’t latching at all and was sucking down a whole bunch of air. After the procedure he’s been so much better
SO glad you brought up the fact that people should leave it alone unless pain or speech issues arise! I'm a Speech Pathologist and we always recommend the same thing because there's a big stigma that every lip tie will cause speech or feeding issues. Unless there's genuine cause for concern (pain, difficulty feeding, unclear speech), it can be left alone!
So, I had braces put on 8 weeks ago. My orthodontist said one of my back teeth was only partially erupted and that the brace would help to pull it down. It did and the discomfort was…well, let’s just say I understand why babies scream when they are teething
had mine cut at 14. 21 surgeries later (organ removals, cyst removals, pelvic scraping, etc) getting that thing cut was BY FAR the worst one of them all!!!
Not me crying after remembering the cutest actor in a series I watched had a small tooth gap cuz of what he described with the scar. Dunno why I’m crying. I just am man
I’m SO glad I watched this when I did. My second baby is almost four months and has a really thick lip tie. I’ll definitely wait to get it addressed now, despite it being a bit painful to nurse her. My son has a lip tie too but his broke when he was almost 2 after he smacked his face on a tile floor after falling while running. Thanks for your insight!
I'm glad that lip ties are being brought up so light can be shed on this. A lot of people actually have these ties and a tongue tie is another often ignored issue that causes a slurred speech and other muscle issues in the neck and hunch back or neck tightness and upper back tightness. I've had a tongue tie my entire life and had no idea until recently. My speech is affected and I wish my mom got it cut when I was younger. I've watched videos of people getting their tongue tie or lip tie removed and they had a better life improvement in so many areas that you wouldn't think were related to the tongue. Also, my lip tie has caused gum receding, so yes, don't ignore these things because your children might be in trouble by the time they are adults and figure it out for themselves or can afford to remove it themselves.
tongue ties are able to be cut when youre an infant because they often also cause feeding difficulties. My baby was two days away from getting his cut when he passed away at 2 months old
@@venus-os3ls I'm sorry for your loss... Unless tongue tie is severe enough to cause feeding issues then they often go ignored. Or some doctors just don't care to check. I'm not sure.
In my case I got my lip tie fixed when I was 11 and there was no difference other than aesthetics. I'm a bit pissed that decision was made before I could fully consent, and I miss my noticeable gap. I'm in my 30s and it's honestly still weird and even mildly upsetting to see myself without it.
Closing the teeth gap is a very US thing. In Europe we find it cute. I have had a teeth gap my whole life and the only ones who have mocked or criticized it came from the US 😅 I've had the surgery the video talks about but the gap never moved. They even tried to close it with braces but it came back and I'm super glad! I hope this baby won't be forced to look like everybody 🌟
I love this comment! I also love the look of teeth gaps. I think it’s sad how in many ways we seek to erase the unique and beautiful differences between people. If it’s not needed for health reasons, why do it!
I’m from the US and have a gap. Got made fun of majority of the time in school but my mom always made me feel confident about it. Now it’s my favorite part about myself😊
I have a lip tie, and I love my tooth gap. I also find them cute, and don’t understand the hate. This is coming from someone in the US, and the only person to have ever even mentioned my tooth gap in a negative light was my older brother. 😅
Why are you just making sh*t up, i dont think americans in particular have anything against a tooth gap, madonna has one and it didnt stop her from becoming a huge star in her day…ofc shes a laughing stock now with her bad plastic surgery but you get my point, she was considered attractive
Funny story. My son was born with the little thing under the tongue was connected all the way to his gums! He couldn't physically latch to feed so on his 1st 24 hours we had to have it cut so he could eat and possibly talk normally. He has speech issues but he's only 2, so alot of growing left!
I have a lip tie, and the gap in my teeth doesn’t even bother me. To this day dentists will look at it and immediately assume I want to “fix it,” but I’m just fine with it.
One of my mom's jobs is actually to help babies who have severe lip or tongue ties or babies who are recovering from having their ties released (basically, surgically cut, usually with a laser). For babies, if the tongue or lip tie is bad enough, it can make nursing really difficult to the point where the baby is starving because they're unable to achieve the suction required to feed themselves. But grown up babies can have lip ties too lol. I was one of those people and I got mine released just last year I think and it helped a lot with my tongue thrust and tension issues in my neck and shoulders. cool stuff imo :>
Resident tooth fairy (and dental assistant) here. The surgery to cut the frenum is called a frenectomy or a frenulectomy. With anesthesia it’s a quick and painless procedure. 💋 🦷 🧚♀️
I had a giant gap when I was a kid I could fit my whole tongue through the gap and could eat without opening my teeth. I had it removed because the gap was getting extremely worse and I already had speech issues. I had gap for a while but then later with braces it was finally closed.
I had a very large frenulum. They planned on cutting it as soon as I was done with braces. Lucky for me, I got two in one go by getting my wisdom teeth and frenulum clipped. Now the aftermath was 2x the pain 😭
You and your friends have different genes, so look at your family instead. I inherited my gap from my dad, but my sister did not. My nephews have them, though.
Thanks for explaining this! I had that problem as a kiddo and got that procedure as a teenager. It never bothered me but it's good to know what caused that gap I had.
My son is 19 months and has a severe lip tie. But his dentist said to wait until 3 or 4 for self-correction. He says too many dentists are quick to jump the gun and get the procedure done, and he says there's no reason to unless he's not gaining weight, for example (it causes difficulty eating.) He still breastfeeds, is the size of a 2.5 year old, and is just fine. Don't feel pressured to do an operation.
My son had this when he was born, but they recommended to wait because sometimes it moves up and isn’t in the way anymore when they grow more, and this was true for his case. So glad they didn’t cut it!
I just had my son's tongue tie released. He was having issues with feeding. He also has a lip tie that is actually a little bit worse than the tongue tie, but I think tooth gaps are really cute and opted not to have his lip done. I'm glad after seeing this that I didn't do his lip! 😊 (Hes 7 motnhs. I tried everything else to improve his gas and feeding issues without doing 'surgery'.) his tongue took 2 days to heal and he only cried for like maybe 2 minutes total during the local anesthesia and actual procedure.
I wish I would’ve seen this before getting my son’s lip tie released 😭😭. The dentist also instructed me to do “stretches” to keep it from reforming but my son screamed whenever I tried the exercises. When we went back for the checkup, I just pretended we did them and the dentist and his feeding therapist both said it healed nicely lol.
I work in a pediatric dental office and we take a conservative approach to a low maxillary or mandibular frenum or lingual frenum. Unless speech or feeding issues are present or there are some which are extremely severe which need lasering. Usually a toddler will bump it and it will tear on its own.
My daughter was born with an upper lip tie and had it cut at 2 years old, which was the time her maxillofacial surgeon suggested. It was also around that time she started showing signs of pain because of it. It made breastfeeding a nightmare for both of us and I was it was cut earlier.
It doesn't get fibrous tissue or reattach again if the dr teaches mom/ dad how to do the lip massages. My 18 month old had to have his removed back in May due to a very bad tear after a fall. He never latched as a newborn and sometimes I wish I had done it sooner after 1 week he had a checkup with the dentist who said I had done a great job at stretching and massaging the lip as demonstrated and it was already almost fully healed. Had to continue the massages and lip stretches 4x a day for 3 more weeks afterwards but it was all worth it and healed in about 2 weeks fully closing. He was a stage 4 upper lip tie which is the worst stage & his tooth gap is already slowly closing up after several months.
Lol my sister helped me out with my lip-tie. We were young, she said she didn't want to play horse anymore and my two year old, dictator, self decided that wasn't an option. I jumped on her back and she leaned forward to get me off her. I landed, mouth first on the floor. My lip-tie ripped, I got a bloody nose, and my sister got an ass whooping. We've lived happily ever after ever since lolol
Im so glad i cant remember my baby teething days, My adult wisdoms hurt like hell. Worst pain ever!😣
What’s up w ur wisdom teeth? I’m 20 n mine r impacted but I’m keeping em. I get food in them everytime I eat so I always keep a lil piece of plastic in my pocket to clean em but long as I keep doing that and spend a lil extra time w em brushing I’m fine right? Ik if I skip a day my breath gets bad from collagen but that jus motivates me more to brush lmao
@@CN86443have you seen a dentist about them? My bottom 2 were impacted and it got infected because of how bad it was. Most dentists will tell you impacted will need to be removed
@@CN86443a lot of people actually can't keep their wisdom teeth because their jaws are just too small to have room for those teeth. Or maybe their gums are just infected but it's not uncommon at all for them to hurt a lot.
@@CN86443 Dude, yknow if you keep your wisdom teeth impacted it’ll start to damage the root of your molars, right? It happened to mine, had to get surgery quick cause one of my molar’s roots was starting to disintegrate.
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Lip ties can also make breastfeeding a lot harder if they’re too prominent so getting it lasered off is something parents do and it’s what we did with my two month old son. He wasn’t latching at all and was sucking down a whole bunch of air. After the procedure he’s been so much better
Came here to say the same thing!! I'm not sure about "too early". They had them done at 0 months and have no scars.
Same for my kiddo, but it wasn't caught until 7 weeks and she never wanted to latch again. Paired with a severe tongue tie as well. Nursing huuuurt
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Idk what to type here
Yeah! Sometime nipple shields can help too!
Nipple shields work great! @@macydiy9697
"that little dangly thing that hangs down here" 💀
NAHHH 💀💀
nooo nahh bro literally saidthat
😂😂😂
I can only think of a certain lyric from a certain song called WAP
💀💀🦅🦅
SO glad you brought up the fact that people should leave it alone unless pain or speech issues arise! I'm a Speech Pathologist and we always recommend the same thing because there's a big stigma that every lip tie will cause speech or feeding issues. Unless there's genuine cause for concern (pain, difficulty feeding, unclear speech), it can be left alone!
I think the confusion comes from tongue ties. Those do cause feeding issues and sometimes hinder the development of the mouth I thought.
I have speech issues and I got it removed. I still have speech issues, but I’ve gotten better with my speech since.
I wonder if that’s why my son still isn’t talking and he’s almost 3 and he’s been on speech therapy for almost a year
I just realized recently that my front two teeth’s gap was causing me to have a problem where I whistle when I say my Rs and I just can’t pronounce R
THAT'S WHAT HAPPENED TO NE
So, I had braces put on 8 weeks ago. My orthodontist said one of my back teeth was only partially erupted and that the brace would help to pull it down. It did and the discomfort was…well, let’s just say I understand why babies scream when they are teething
Omg rat queen...one of ur rats is my pet...he won't leave the house..I think he likes me alot-
very off topic but i read the first part as u had braces put on at 8 weeks old 😭
I got braces the day before my birthday... It was a sad two weeks, *I COULDN'T EVEN EAT MY BIRTHDAY CAKE!* 😭
@@El_52312I just noticed that this wasn't the case!
lol AT_T@@Agri_i
The "gAhH!" always gets me 😂😂😂
PUHH
PUHH
The bentist is smarter than my doctor: ❌
The bentist is my doctor: ✅
Lucky
@@kotlc1no I’m just saying he should be a doctor.
@@yourmom82607?
You know, he's a dentist not a doctor
Did you read the replies,@@Ultimategamer77777?
That baby has no reason to be that adorable 😍
THATS WHAT I THOUGHTT
Am I adorable too? Goo goo ga ga
@@Eternal_Sufferring Oh…!!!!
@@Eternal_Sufferring …
❤
had mine cut at 14. 21 surgeries later (organ removals, cyst removals, pelvic scraping, etc) getting that thing cut was BY FAR the worst one of them all!!!
woah hopefully you are okay financially 🙏
Greetings from an MCGI 🩵💛
I got mine cut at 13 AND IT KINDA GREW BACK 😭😭
Not me crying after remembering the cutest actor in a series I watched had a small tooth gap cuz of what he described with the scar.
Dunno why I’m crying. I just am man
what show, friends?
But can we talk about how long the babies eyelashes were?😭
Damn yes😭
It's long😭 super😭
I WAS GONNA COMMENT THIS!!
REAL
so frickin cute
the “ PAHHHH 🤪” is just priceless 😂
“I wanna… PUUHHHH” bro did this thang dirty
That baby is adorable!
What did the dentist say to the baby with really thick gums 😂 looks like we got a sticky situation
🤣
@@Thebentistomg 😂 there is no teeth
lol
@jellypause6059 how do u also know riggy
i dont get it...
The freeze frame of you showing the Frenulum is golden 😂 looks like when you feed a carrot to a horse 🤣
I’m SO glad I watched this when I did. My second baby is almost four months and has a really thick lip tie. I’ll definitely wait to get it addressed now, despite it being a bit painful to nurse her.
My son has a lip tie too but his broke when he was almost 2 after he smacked his face on a tile floor after falling while running.
Thanks for your insight!
I'm glad that lip ties are being brought up so light can be shed on this. A lot of people actually have these ties and a tongue tie is another often ignored issue that causes a slurred speech and other muscle issues in the neck and hunch back or neck tightness and upper back tightness. I've had a tongue tie my entire life and had no idea until recently. My speech is affected and I wish my mom got it cut when I was younger. I've watched videos of people getting their tongue tie or lip tie removed and they had a better life improvement in so many areas that you wouldn't think were related to the tongue. Also, my lip tie has caused gum receding, so yes, don't ignore these things because your children might be in trouble by the time they are adults and figure it out for themselves or can afford to remove it themselves.
tongue ties are able to be cut when youre an infant because they often also cause feeding difficulties. My baby was two days away from getting his cut when he passed away at 2 months old
@@venus-os3ls I'm sorry for your loss... Unless tongue tie is severe enough to cause feeding issues then they often go ignored. Or some doctors just don't care to check. I'm not sure.
In my case I got my lip tie fixed when I was 11 and there was no difference other than aesthetics. I'm a bit pissed that decision was made before I could fully consent, and I miss my noticeable gap. I'm in my 30s and it's honestly still weird and even mildly upsetting to see myself without it.
@@starfishinamber imagine having all sorts of issues if you didn't get it fixed. Your mom did you a solid and maybe be grateful.
@@Tealaful a lot of people in my family have one and it's never been an issue, so I doubt that would've been my case.
That PHHASA was a literal jumpscare😭✋
New Benstist follower I see :)
“ I wanna phhhhhhhhhhh”😂😂😂
Bro the ,,Ahhhh ahh...i whana...PHHH"💀🗿😃👍
Closing the teeth gap is a very US thing. In Europe we find it cute. I have had a teeth gap my whole life and the only ones who have mocked or criticized it came from the US 😅
I've had the surgery the video talks about but the gap never moved. They even tried to close it with braces but it came back and I'm super glad!
I hope this baby won't be forced to look like everybody 🌟
I love this comment! I also love the look of teeth gaps. I think it’s sad how in many ways we seek to erase the unique and beautiful differences between people. If it’s not needed for health reasons, why do it!
I had a large gap but nothing like a lip tie like my child
I’m from the US and have a gap. Got made fun of majority of the time in school but my mom always made me feel confident about it. Now it’s my favorite part about myself😊
I have a lip tie, and I love my tooth gap. I also find them cute, and don’t understand the hate. This is coming from someone in the US, and the only person to have ever even mentioned my tooth gap in a negative light was my older brother. 😅
Why are you just making sh*t up, i dont think americans in particular have anything against a tooth gap, madonna has one and it didnt stop her from becoming a huge star in her day…ofc shes a laughing stock now with her bad plastic surgery but you get my point, she was considered attractive
OMG! This is so helpful ❤❤! Thank you for sharing 🙏🏿!
My daughter's frenulum fixed itself. Glad I asked the dentist about it.
POOR BABY!! Oh dear... 😨🥺
It isnt painful 😂
@@RottenSkeletonBoyit is
Bloody shat myself when the man came on the screen like that haha
Can we just talk about how adorable the baby is!!?? I mean look at these eyes!!! 😍🫠
i love this guy and he help people
Funny story. My son was born with the little thing under the tongue was connected all the way to his gums! He couldn't physically latch to feed so on his 1st 24 hours we had to have it cut so he could eat and possibly talk normally. He has speech issues but he's only 2, so alot of growing left!
Its so funny when it was just this cute lil baby then “ PUH-! “ pops up😮
I have a lip tie, and the gap in my teeth doesn’t even bother me. To this day dentists will look at it and immediately assume I want to “fix it,” but I’m just fine with it.
It's the trademark for the women in my family! I love my gap, it gives personality!!
"That little dangly thing that hangs down there"
Bro knew what he was saying 💀💀
“gooooooo home i wanna gooo-PUHHH”
Do that lip thing again 😂😂😂
Bentist, you are a very very cool guy, kudos to you my friend 💪🏼
I love this bentist's reactions, absolutely priceless xD
All jokes aside, that is the cutest baby I’ve ever seen! ❤❤
One of my mom's jobs is actually to help babies who have severe lip or tongue ties or babies who are recovering from having their ties released (basically, surgically cut, usually with a laser). For babies, if the tongue or lip tie is bad enough, it can make nursing really difficult to the point where the baby is starving because they're unable to achieve the suction required to feed themselves.
But grown up babies can have lip ties too lol. I was one of those people and I got mine released just last year I think and it helped a lot with my tongue thrust and tension issues in my neck and shoulders.
cool stuff imo :>
Everytime he makes his intro laugh I’m ded 😂😂😂
Already knew what it was. That baby was just too cute not to click ❤
new fear unlocked: 🦷
Resident tooth fairy (and dental assistant) here. The surgery to cut the frenum is called a frenectomy or a frenulectomy. With anesthesia it’s a quick and painless procedure.
💋 🦷 🧚♀️
Hoping you are saying this because they improved the procedure. Had mine cut and it was horribly painful for weeks!!
@@trixie8052 Sorry to hear that. It’s got better the last 10-15 years and depends on the doctor.
I had a giant gap when I was a kid I could fit my whole tongue through the gap and could eat without opening my teeth. I had it removed because the gap was getting extremely worse and I already had speech issues. I had gap for a while but then later with braces it was finally closed.
I had a very large frenulum. They planned on cutting it as soon as I was done with braces. Lucky for me, I got two in one go by getting my wisdom teeth and frenulum clipped. Now the aftermath was 2x the pain 😭
so thats the 1 MILE GAP THAT I ALWAYS SEE
My adult teeth grew like that
i have a gap between my two front teeth and i was wonder how because none of my friend nave gaps but this answers my question and thank you! :)
You and your friends have different genes, so look at your family instead. I inherited my gap from my dad, but my sister did not. My nephews have them, though.
"i wanna *PAAAHH* THAT CAUGHT ME OFF GUARD 💀💀💀💀💀
he/she is so adorable 😭
edit: chill out bruh i was too lazy to write they
Or they
@@Emily12349I mean he/she works fine, I get the they argument but it really doesn’t matter
@@Emily12349 they???
@@Emily12349Babies can’t identify as apache helicopters Emily.
@@GrizzlyRawrit’s literally just gender-neutral.. what are you even talking about
that makes me uncomfortable
the worst part was i was eating😔
That babies face was priceless lmaao
That's the reason I got braces at the first place and now they have to remove it by surgery sadly , btw our videos keep me motivated! 😅😅
Yo, I just came back from the dentist I have no cavities, and cleaned teeth
LETS GOOOOO
👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
@@Thebentistwhat can help me remind me to brush my teeth..? I'm trying😭🤚😢
I love when you go puffffff when you start the vid 🤣
Oh! That makes sense!
Who has gap in the teeth
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The 'phhh😤' never gets old 😂😂😂😂
I always get this feeling that in the first part it’s really funny cuz i always thought he’d inhale off camera and exhale really loud off camera 😂😂
Thanks for explaining this! I had that problem as a kiddo and got that procedure as a teenager. It never bothered me but it's good to know what caused that gap I had.
My son is 19 months and has a severe lip tie. But his dentist said to wait until 3 or 4 for self-correction. He says too many dentists are quick to jump the gun and get the procedure done, and he says there's no reason to unless he's not gaining weight, for example (it causes difficulty eating.)
He still breastfeeds, is the size of a 2.5 year old, and is just fine.
Don't feel pressured to do an operation.
My son had this when he was born, but they recommended to wait because sometimes it moves up and isn’t in the way anymore when they grow more, and this was true for his case. So glad they didn’t cut it!
you answered it very well thank you
My son had his snipped when he was 5 years old. Hes 14 now and his teeth are gorgeous.
Omg I remember going through so much speech therapy after I had my surgery! My mouth was “ tongue tied” untill I was seven. The lisp was real
The GASP thing in the beginning always makes me laugh 😂😂
Doctor's eyebrows are beautiful
I absolutely agree, they make him look like an actor.
“It’s giving the GAP”💀😭
Why isnt anyone talking abt how CUTE that baby is🥰
This just made my mouth hurt🫤
Kuajaja your so funny when you put the funny face with the Brownline up😂😂
That’s terror loading 😂😂
Bro just diagnosed my math teacher💀
Dentist: going further and further and creating a gap
Me: Spongebob
I just had my son's tongue tie released. He was having issues with feeding. He also has a lip tie that is actually a little bit worse than the tongue tie, but I think tooth gaps are really cute and opted not to have his lip done. I'm glad after seeing this that I didn't do his lip! 😊 (Hes 7 motnhs. I tried everything else to improve his gas and feeding issues without doing 'surgery'.) his tongue took 2 days to heal and he only cried for like maybe 2 minutes total during the local anesthesia and actual procedure.
You ain't talking to my dentist, you are my dentist
Every video I see from you explains why my mouth is the way it is. I get that's the point, but I would have never noticed before.
That's a literal baby, he'll be fine. It doesn't look unhealthy or concerning.
I love this channel because I like learning about dentistry 😊😊😊😊
I wish I would’ve seen this before getting my son’s lip tie released 😭😭.
The dentist also instructed me to do “stretches” to keep it from reforming but my son screamed whenever I tried the exercises. When we went back for the checkup, I just pretended we did them and the dentist and his feeding therapist both said it healed nicely lol.
**We had to get it released due to latching issues when feeding
not me thinking there was just adult teeth chillin there! whats wrong with me 😭.
I work in a pediatric dental office and we take a conservative approach to a low maxillary or mandibular frenum or lingual frenum. Unless speech or feeding issues are present or there are some which are extremely severe which need lasering. Usually a toddler will bump it and it will tear on its own.
VERY INFORMATIVE ALL PARENTS SHOULD KNOW!
Thr BAAH never gets old😂
"I WANNA-"
"HHHHHHHHHHHHH"
This guy's eyebrows got the job done on them.
That's the sign of a few days of sanity returning
The little kind of dangly thing that hangs down here😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀
"I wanna BPAAAÆH"
Syncs good
My lip tie got ripped off by a 80 mph baseball and a tooth and a half got knocked out and I felt nothing bc of how numb I was, only shed one tear.😊
Frenulum also tears naturally through minor injuries like falls. My daughter’s tore when she crawled to fast and face planted the rug.
My daughter was born with an upper lip tie and had it cut at 2 years old, which was the time her maxillofacial surgeon suggested. It was also around that time she started showing signs of pain because of it. It made breastfeeding a nightmare for both of us and I was it was cut earlier.
Some gaps don't need to be closed, they are beautiful and hereditary
I'm so glad we didn't let our lactation consultant pressure us into this procedure! Wow. Especially because our baby was eating just fine
I love his exhale in the start bro💀
Having a scar that makes the gap unable to close sounds so painful, it makes me uncomfortable thinking about it 😭
The Jim Carrey gasp at the start 😂
"well almost teeth 😂"
"Which actually come in really quickly in a baby"
WHATTT
It doesn't get fibrous tissue or reattach again if the dr teaches mom/ dad how to do the lip massages. My 18 month old had to have his removed back in May due to a very bad tear after a fall. He never latched as a newborn and sometimes I wish I had done it sooner after 1 week he had a checkup with the dentist who said I had done a great job at stretching and massaging the lip as demonstrated and it was already almost fully healed. Had to continue the massages and lip stretches 4x a day for 3 more weeks afterwards but it was all worth it and healed in about 2 weeks fully closing. He was a stage 4 upper lip tie which is the worst stage & his tooth gap is already slowly closing up after several months.
Lol my sister helped me out with my lip-tie. We were young, she said she didn't want to play horse anymore and my two year old, dictator, self decided that wasn't an option. I jumped on her back and she leaned forward to get me off her. I landed, mouth first on the floor. My lip-tie ripped, I got a bloody nose, and my sister got an ass whooping. We've lived happily ever after ever since lolol
I have that to. But I keep forgetting not to mess with it. Thanks. For reminding me that.