​Peninsula Tongue Tie:
​Expert Care for Your Child’s Feeding and Speech Needs


Helping Your Baby Thrive with Expert Tongue-Tie Care

Struggling with breastfeeding or noticing feeding difficulties?
Peninsula Tongue Tie specializes in gentle and effective tongue-tie release procedures for newborns, children, and beyond.

​What Is Tongue Tie and How Does It Affect Your Child?

A tongue tie, also known as ankyloglossia, is a condition where the tissue under the tongue (lingual frenulum) is too tight or short, restricting movement. This can cause:

- Difficulty breastfeeding or latching.

- Speech challenges as your child grows.
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- Oral health concerns like trouble swallowing or eating.


​Compassionate, Expert Care for Tongue-Tie Release

At Peninsula Tongue Tie, we focus on:
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- Identifying and diagnosing tongue-tie in newborns, children, and older kids.

- Offering gentle frenectomy procedures to improve feeding, speech, and quality of life.
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- Supporting parents with personalized care and guidance every step of the way. 

​Why Families Trust Peninsula Tongue Tie

Families in South San Francisco and surrounding areas choose Peninsula Tongue Tie because:

- We specialize in tongue-tie diagnosis and treatment for all ages.

- Our gentle, effective procedures minimize discomfort for your child.

- We provide a supportive and compassionate environment for parents and children alike.

Take the First Step Toward Relief

​If you're struggling with feeding challenges or suspect your child has a tongue tie, we're here to help. Click below to visit our dedicated website and learn more about our services, resources, and scheduling options.
About Peninsula Tongue Tie
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Peninsula Tongue Tie (PTT) is a proud division of Chompers Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics. As part of our commitment to comprehensive pediatric oral health, PTT specializes in diagnosing and treating tongue-tie (ankyloglossia) with gentle, expert care.
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By integrating PTT into the Chompers family, we aim to support parents and children with the highest standard of care, helping little ones thrive—from their first latch to their brightest smile.