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Four-Week-Old Infant CO2 Laser Frenectomy – Tongue- & Lip-Tie Revisions
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Four-Week-Old Infant CO2 Laser Frenectomy – Tongue- & Lip-Tie Revisions
Richard Baxter, DMD, MS, uses his LightScalpel CO2 laser to release both an upper lip- and tongue-ties on a 4-week-old infant. Infant frenectomies are performed to help resolve nursing difficulties. Dr. Baxter’s practices dentistry at Shelby Pediatric Dentistry in Pelham, AL. Published on November 29, 2016- Related Medical Specialties:
- Dentistry
- ENT
- Pediatric Dentistry
- Pediatrics
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