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Around the I hr 25 min mark you are talking about this surgical glue. Could this be applied to infants and toddlers who are not sedated? So you can skip wound stretches afterward? That would be a big game changer.
So it said he need maxifolgal jaw forwarding during procedure but the guy at the end said his pallet so which does he need
38 minutes in, this is basically me. My new orthodontist did this test on my tongue earlier this week, holding the floor mouth down, and determined I have a mid-restriction. First I've learned I have a tongue tie in all my 20 years looking for help with my TMJ! First step of his proposed plan is a sleep study with TBI!
Amazing, i think i need this. Where is the clinic at?
Hello Mark, Thank you very much for your question! The clinic is located in Westwood, Los Angeles. Additionally, we periodically travel to Northern California Bay Area (Walnut Creek) for certain procedures. For more information, questions, or if you would like schedule a consultation, please reach out to [email protected].
How many layers we must cut ?
Me in pain rn just bc I'm watching it🥲🥲🥲🥲
Did he need any grafts ?
Im more amazed by the channel owner who reply most of comment, even the joke one
Much surprised to be able to see the front line of fascia dissected. I have read about it and seen drawings but this is amazing. What a wonderful job you have accomplished!
Wow, glad she can breathe better, poor thing How or why do tonsils get that big in the first place? How early can this problem start?
Thank you for your comment! Tonsils can become enlarged due to various reasons, including recurrent infections, chronic inflammation, or other factors. In some cases, allergies or exposure to irritants can also contribute to the enlargement of the tonsils. This issue can start at a young age, with many children experiencing enlarged tonsils during their early years. However, it can also persist into adulthood or develop later in life. If you have further questions or would like to schedule a consultation with Dr. Zaghi , feel free to reach out to [email protected] . We appreciate your interest and are here to help!
So do adults with large tonsils with sleep apnea have to get them removed? Are there other options that allow you to get off from using a CPAP machine
Thank you for your question! Adults with large tonsils who have sleep apnea may undergo a tonsillectomy. However, it's important to note that this is just one of several treatment options. We strongly encourage patients to have a consultation with Dr. Zaghi to explore all potential treatments that can help optimize sleep, improve sleep, and address the root causes of sleep apnea. To make an appointment, you can schedule by emailing [email protected].
@@TheBreatheInstitute thank you! My husband has sleep apnea large tonsils, narrow palette, possible tongue tied too, and every dentist and ENT he's been to never mentions any of this stuff or looks at him like he's crazy for bringing it up. I would love for him and I to talk with Zaghi, i do think I have major oral function issues too. Also do you see infants? We have a 6 month old, her chin seems recessed and we also got her tongue snipped at 2 months but did no exercises before or after and it doesn't seem like the silnip made any difference. Unfortunately I only just started going down the my functional rabbithole and found out that tongue releases need prep and aftercare, her facial bone structure also seems more narrow (she was born a month early, don't know if that had any effect) how early can a child/baby be worked with?
@@chrisbrownlov1 Dr. Zaghi specializes in addressing complex issues related to sleep apnea, tonsils, narrow palate, and tongue tie. He would be more than happy to provide a thorough evaluation and discuss potential treatment options. Yes, our team does treat infants and toddlers! Your baby may benefit from consulting with Dr. Nora Zaghi ( [email protected]) . Early intervention can be very beneficial. In cases like your daughter's, where a tongue tie release was done, further evaluation and additional care might be necessary. A narrow facial bone structure and recessed chin can also be addressed, and early treatment can help guide proper growth and development. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Soroush Zaghi, you can email [email protected]. We look forward to helping your family achieve better health and well-being!
00:54-01:16 - this is exactly my story! In Forward Head Posture, I can breathe. But in normal head posture, I'm struggling. I'm terrified of surgery.
What is exactly wrong with having compensating patterns with tongue tie ?
We agree with the midtongue restriction. It's accurate and easy for patients to understand too. I loved the explanation of how to use the palatal flutter in an assessment, we have added it to our assessments! This update will make us better partners with our referring docs and make it easier to explain treatments to our patients.
We absolutely love hearing that! Keep on keepin' on!
does not look a fine work! why was nose opened from front, why not simply cut mucosa and take out the cartilage? how long did patient take to be symptom free of pain? lots of concerns!
Thank you for your feedback and questions regarding the procedure. The choice to open the nose from the front was due to the septal deviation being too anterior. In such cases, open septoplasty has several advantages, including better visualization and access to the deviated structures, which allows for a more precise correction. In terms of recovery, the patient experienced 1-2 weeks of discomfort, which is typical for this type of procedure. The best results are observed around the 2-month mark.
That looks scary
His frenulum looked normal to me. Was this really a “tie?”
Not all tongue-ties are obvious. Some can be more mid-tongue restricted, and thus are not often not discovered by providers or patients who are not privy to the more recent advancements in screening and diagnostics and treatment protocols being developed and advocated for at The Breathe Institute and amongst the ever-growing community of TBI Affiliates and Ambassadors. There is a video on the 5 dimensions of tongue tie on our channel that should shed some light of these topics, hope that helps!
Nice i want one 😅 but short of budget
Please reach out to us, we have never turned a patient away for financial reasons. There are always routes to help you achieve the results you are seeking. We believe health is a right, not a privilege.
How long am I not be able to speak with this surgery?
you can speak and do everything just as before, but easier after the procedure. Of course there will be some discomfort for a week or so, but so long as you do not perform extreme exercises with the tongue that could cause sutures to pop out, you should be able to speak and carry on as normal, of course considering any specific considerations your provider may discuss with you pertaining to your specific case and physiology. Hope that helps.
This is full of so much great information and I am so happy to hear Dr. Zaghi speak about the importance of CST.
Amazing precision doctor! I’m just curious why chose those stitches? They look very painful and tight
Gosh you could literally see the tension release in her face, she looked better straight away!
Shouldn't just the tongue tie be called mesial/ distal tongue tie to avoid confusion with posterior tongue?
No, that would refer to the direction in relation to the midline (left or right). This is a front to back situation, with the issue being in the center, hence “mid-tongue” restriction.
Omg all that cutting and digging 😮😮 Dr Zhagi is so brave 😢
For anyone nervous about the procedure, and this is coming from a person who's filed with nervousness and anxiety. I had issues swollowing food, and while I didn't have any pain it was scary each time I ate. That drove me to the point to face my fear and force myself to go get checked and eventually get the procedure done to get checked to see what the issue was. While I can't recall the medical term of what they saw, they widened something in my throat like 3mm, which has made eating again a joy. I was nervous while they were prepping me, but didn't even notice once the anesthesia hit, and then just woke up with my wife in the room... Go get checked and just do the damn thing, I'm 100% sure you'll thank you did.
Amazing work!
i think the procedure sounds cool, but omgosh id like to marry this man, hes incredibly handsome and sounds very kind with a very strong character and muscles lol . just love him❤❤❤
Had this 2 days ago, watching this is very painful
Doc. I just did a surgery for my submandibular duct, after this surgery my tongue is very tie and i feel some hard thing in the surgery location, can you help me
hefty price tag? its under 1000 dollars for an infant... under 600 sometimes... of course its worth it... thats not a hefty price tag lmfao... if ur that broke, u shouldnt be having a baby and u should give it up for adoption lol
It's crazy😨
How much does it cost sir
A jaw thrust helps collapsed / relaxed jaw breathing? Who would have thought? Everyone I hear in borderline agonal or even 'I snore like a madman / madwoman' when you thrust their jaw forward, they breath like a questionable marathoner. I am not a doctor, hell, I am not a certified forklift operator. Why is that complex result? Chiropractors (modern day witches posing as doctors) create appliances for this issue. Why is this a thing? Is this new age 'psycho-trauma' therapy? I am retarded (certified) but help me understand.
I love you guys,
How do you know if you need a revision tongue tie?
yo md relaize una cirugia para corregir el frenillo , pero quede igual de mal 😢
She’s tough. Omg I’ve read the horrible stories of people and the lidocaine and the pain and swelling afterwards is bad.
😢😢😢😢
Вот бы нам так же развиваться! Но у нас полный блок на развитие.
32:59 isn’t the reason that she can’t get her tongue up is because you’re pinning down the frenulum itself? Wouldn’t it be different if you were to pin down the surrounding floor of the mouth?
Has anybody had swallowing trouble from their tongue tie, and did swallowing improve for you after getting this procedure?
Cottle maneuver has no clinical significance.When conducted on a healthy group, almost everyone will report better airflow, which is primarily due to the action of widening the nostrils.
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Where is location
We are located in Los Angeles, Westwood.,
More dentists and MD's should be recommending to get their patients to get a Lingual Frenectomy at an early age to prevent the speech impediment that most tongue tied patients have. I refer my patients as young as 1-3 years old.
You did an fantastic job with the Lingual Frenumectomy with scissors and hemostats. I usually see this procedure done with the Diode laser. I liked your suturing and you have trained your dental assistant very well. On your next video, ask the camera person to zoom in more so you show more of the details. Thank you for sharing. I am a dentist in North Hollywood.
ok, maybe the laser option is better 😬😬😬
I need this procedure , where are you located ? How do I schedule an appointment
Looks like they are in Los Angeles CA
This my problem
Aapse contact kasise kar sakte hai, I want to contact to you, But how it will possible Any mobile contact of yours Please help me How much price spend for this surgery