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Scientific sources and documentation
This page brings together the scientific references, studies and recommendations underpinning our approach to sucking and oral feeding disorders. These resources are intended for healthcare professionals and parents wishing to deepen their knowledge.
References are organised by topic to help you find what you need.
The presence of an active gag reflex is a temporary contraindication to frenectomy.
Significant facial hypersensitivity requires preparatory work before any procedure.
Marked intolerance to intra-oral stimulation indicates a need for preparatory work with a professional (osteopath, lactation consultant, speech-language therapist) before considering a frenectomy.
This study examines the evaluation criteria and management approaches for ankyloglossia in infants, particularly in the context of breastfeeding.
→ Access the articleResearch on the impact of restrictive tongue-ties on breastfeeding and the benefits of frenectomy.
→ Access the articleAdd your additional bibliographic references on restrictive frenula here.
Section dedicated to references on breastfeeding and sucking difficulties.
Section dedicated to references on oral feeding disorders in children.
Section dedicated to references on frenectomy techniques and their outcomes.
Section dedicated to references on the multidisciplinary approach to sucking disorders.
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