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In the News: Doctor and LightScalpel laser frenectomy helps baby boy
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In the News: Doctor and LightScalpel laser frenectomy helps baby boy
Baby Dylan was gassy, had colic, spit up frequently, and hated lying on his back. Baby Dylan's mother, Melissa, after reaching out to several medical professionals and after much research, learned that her baby was tongue-tied. Melissa then went to Leslie Haller, DMD, clinic in Florida, who performed a LightScalpel CO2 laser frenectomy on baby Dylan. After the quick and gentle procedure, baby Dylan's breastfeeding improved, and his symptoms were alleviated. Published on May 3, 2019- Related Medical Specialties:
- Dentistry
- Pediatric Dentistry
- Pediatrics
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