Lip Tie



Tongue Tie & Lip Tie are common conditions from birth and can both cause a variety of difficulties from feeding to speech development to tooth positioning. Similar to Tongue Tie, Lip Tie occurs when a piece of skin under the top or bottom lip is very short and thick, pinning the lip to the gum. 

It can cause the same discomforts associated with tongue tie but thankfully can be addressed at the same time with the tongue tie treatment. Tongue tie and Lip Tie conditions can cause a lot of pain and discomfort for both child and adult and at Integrity Dental & The Tongue Tie Clinic we pride ourselves on providing those affected by these conditions with the utmost care and compassion in order to alleviate it quickly and capably. 

The Integrity Dental’s Tongue Tie Clinic is the leader in its field of laser tongue tie release & lip tie release in Australia treat several hundred patients each year for these conditions. Here we offer Tongue Tie Release & Lip Tie Release treatments to regain oral mobility and function through The Tongue Tie Clinic located within our premises. Our team offers a newsworthy or a local anesthetic depending on your wish or the patient’s requirements but the process is very quick, with low risk of bleeding, pain or infection and has a faster healing time than the conventional process.


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