American Spirit Show's segment on Dr. James Jesse as he does a frenectomy on a baby with AMD LASERS Picasso.
“I believe that just before birth your fingers are webbed, and your toes are webbed, and your lip is tied down, and your tongue is tied down. So before birth there is a chemical process that happens that dissolves this tissue. So what I think is, and no one can disprove this of course, is it doesn’t totally dissolve. Because most people, 7 out of 8 don’t have this, and not everybody is tongue tied and lip tied that has a lip tie they don’t necessarily have a tongue tie but you did see both today. So the chemical process doesn’t complete itself the baby is born, so now what? Well they struggle, failure to thrive a lot of them, some overcome it but some don’t. Of course thats what we see.
He’s got two issues. Did you know that? Do you want to see them? Come up here, really close. So this tissue right here: it’s wide and it’s thick. That keeps him from being able to latch and seal really well for breast feeding. So that tissue under his tongue, keeps his tongue down. To nurse really well your tongue need to move up and out at the same time. With a tongue and lip tie there is an abnormal growth of the bones in the front of the face, upper and lower, which can potentially lead to sleep apnea in the 3-5 year old range. Sleep apnea issues goes away, tooth decay goes away, speech problems go away, feeding, eating, gaining weight get better. So all the good things are going to happen, with little to no problems. Yeah you wish you were here two and a half months ago, right? I’ve been here! I’ve been waiting for you! You knew it all along, but people kept telling you there was nothing was wrong! So when we see this we feel really good about what we can do!
Well last year the farthest we saw was Bejing, China just to have this done. And we had somebody from Austria. Hawaii is still the United States but it’s still a ways away. Previous years Italy, Hong Kong, Singapore just everywhere.
Great question! Probably Number 1. Dentists are afraid of babies. They don’t understand what to do or how to do it, which is a good thing so they shouldn’t. Or they don’t have a laser and don’t know what to do. So what I want to do is try to educate more people, I can’t do them all.
It’s hard for Joseph to brush his teeth, yeah? And it’s annoying when you do?
We’re done!
It’s one baby in 8 would benefit from this procedure. So more pediatricians need to know about it, more dentists need to know. I can’t do them all, I can’t train them all. But with the education, the mothers are going online and seeing what to do. The physicians and dentists can easily do that too.
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