
Frenectomy (Tongue-Tie Release) in Wadgaon Sheri, Pune
What is Frenectomy (Tongue-Tie Release)?
A tongue-tie (ankyloglossia) or lip-tie is an unusually short or tight band of tissue under the tongue or lip. It can cause painful feeding in babies, speech difficulty in children and gaps between front teeth. At Dr. Sneha-The Dental Studio in Wadgaon Sheri, Pune, we offer gentle laser frenectomy for babies, children and adults from Kharadi, Viman Nagar and Kalyani Nagar.
Dr. Sneha Sardar (BDS) uses a soft-tissue diode laser that releases the tissue precisely with minimal bleeding and, in most cases, no stitches. Related care includes kids dentistry and laser dentistry. You can book a consultation for your baby or yourself.
At a glance
- Minimal-bleeding procedure using advanced soft-tissue laser technology with no scalpels
- Eliminates feeding difficulties and poor latching in nursing infants
- Improves speech clarity, pronunciation of 't', 'd', 's', 'l' sounds, and tongue mobility
- Prevents orthodontic relapse and closes stubborn midline gaps between front teeth
Signs you or your child may need a frenectomy in Pune
Infant feeding or latching difficulties
Baby having trouble latching during breastfeeding, clicking sounds while nursing, or maternal nursing pain.
Restricted tongue movement (Heart-shaped tongue)
Inability to lift the tongue to the roof of the mouth, or tongue curving into a heart shape when extended.
Speech pronunciation challenges
Toddlers or children struggling with clear articulation of sounds like 'r', 'l', 't', 'd', 'th', and 'z'.
Stubborn gap between front teeth (Diastema)
A thick upper lip-tie pulling gum tissue down between front teeth, preventing them from closing.
Your frenectomy (tongue-tie release) journey, step by step
Here is what to expect from your first visit to the final result. Timings are typical and are confirmed for your case at your consultation.
- 1
Clinical mobility & latch assessment
Evaluating the range of tongue motion, speech patterns, or infant feeding history.
10 min - 2
Gentle topical & local numbing
Applying a child-safe numbing gel followed by localized anaesthesia for complete comfort.
5 min - 3
Precision laser release
Gentle laser light carefully releases the tight frenum band in just 2 to 3 minutes without cutting.
5 min - 4
Post-procedure mobility exercises
Guiding parents or patients on gentle stretching exercises to prevent re-attachment.
5 min
Benefits of Frenectomy (Tongue-Tie Release)
- Top benefit
Immediate functional improvement
Infants latch more comfortably right away, while older children experience instant tongue mobility.

No sutures required
Laser energy cauterizes tissue instantly, eliminating the need for uncomfortable stitches in almost all cases.
Fast, comfortable healing
Healing occurs rapidly over 3 to 5 days with minimal swelling and minimal need for pain medication.
Aesthetic & orthodontic harmony
Allows orthodontic braces or clear aligners to close stubborn front gaps without relapse.
Recovery & aftercare
Good aftercare protects your result. We'll give you personalised instructions after treatment; this is a general guide to what most patients can expect.
Recovery timeline
- First 24 hours
Resume normal feeding or eating immediately; infants can nurse right away, while older patients can eat soft, cool foods.
- Daily stretching routine
Perform gentle tongue-lift stretches 3–4 times daily for 2 weeks to ensure the released tissue heals with full flexibility.
- Oral hygiene
Maintain gentle brushing around the area; a small diamond-shaped white or yellow healing patch will form and heal naturally.
Aftercare tips
- Perform the prescribed post-procedure tongue-stretching exercises consistently to prevent the tissue edges from adhering back together
- For nursing mothers, consult with a lactation specialist alongside the procedure to practice optimal post-release latch techniques
- Older children and adults should practice reading aloud or tongue-twisters to train newly freed tongue muscles
Call us if you notice
- Active bleeding from the release site that does not stop with a few minutes of gentle gauze pressure
- Reluctance to feed or drink liquids accompanied by persistent crying or fever in infants
- Noticeable restriction returning due to missed post-operative stretching exercises

Frenectomy (Tongue-Tie Release) with Dr. Sneha, patient-first care
Dr. Sneha combines clinical expertise with a gentle touch to deliver high-quality, comfortable and long-lasting dental care. Every treatment starts with listening, and you'll always understand your options before anything begins.
- BDS qualified
- Cosmetic & general dentistry
- Gentle, patient-centred approach
Everything You
Need to Know
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