Treatment of Tongue-Tie (Ankyloglossia) to Improve Breastfeeding and Speech
If you are looking for a doctor for tongue tie treatment, a pediatric surgeon in Maadi, or a neonatal surgery consultant, Dr. Abdelrahman El Sebaai provides comprehensive, safe, and compassionate care for infants and children.
By: Dr. Abdelrahman Elsabei
Tongue Tie (Ankyloglossia) Treatment
With Dr. Abdelrahman El Sebaai – Consultant Pediatric & Neonatal Surgeon in Maadi
Tongue tie (Ankyloglossia) is a common condition in newborns and children that may interfere with breastfeeding, swallowing, and speech development if not properly diagnosed and treated.
Dr. Abdelrahman El Sebaai is a highly experienced Consultant of Pediatric Surgery, Neonatal Surgery, and Laparoscopic Surgery, offering safe and effective treatment for tongue tie using up-to-date medical techniques.
❓ What Is Tongue Tie (Ankyloglossia)?
Tongue tie is a condition in which the lingual frenulum (the tissue connecting the tongue to the floor of the mouth) is short, tight, or thick, restricting normal tongue movement.
Common symptoms include:
Difficulty with breastfeeding
Poor latch or prolonged feeding time
Inadequate weight gain in infants
Nipple pain for the mother during breastfeeding
Speech difficulties in older children
👨⚕️ When Does Tongue Tie Need Treatment?
Not all cases require surgical intervention.
Treatment is recommended when tongue tie causes:
Breastfeeding problems
Feeding or swallowing difficulties
Speech or articulation issues
Limited tongue mobility affecting daily function
A proper evaluation by a pediatric surgery consultant is essential to determine the need for treatment.
✂️ How Is Tongue Tie Treated?
Treatment with Dr. Abdelrahman El Sebaai
Dr. Abdelrahman follows a careful, child-centered approach, including:
Comprehensive assessment of tongue mobility
Grading the severity of tongue tie
Selecting the safest and least invasive treatment option
🔹 The procedure:
Simple and quick
Usually takes only a few minutes
Often performed without general anesthesia
In many cases, the baby can breastfeed immediately after the procedure
⭐ Benefits of Early Tongue Tie Treatment
Improved breastfeeding efficiency
Reduced maternal pain during feeding
Better speech development in the future
Prevention of oral and dental problems
Increased comfort for both baby and parents
👨⚕️ Why Choose Dr. Abdelrahman El Sebaai?
Dr. Abdelrahman El Sebaai – Consultant Pediatric & Neonatal Surgeon
🎓 Qualifications & Experience:
Fellowship in Pediatric Surgery
Master’s Degree in General Surgery
Member of the Egyptian Pediatric Surgery Association
Member of Hypospadias Repair Society
Member of Laparoscopic Surgery Society
Extensive experience with newborns and infants
🛡️ Medical Approach:
Clear explanation of the condition and treatment options
Minimal intervention whenever possible
Gentle handling of newborns and children
Close post-procedure follow-up
Strong focus on family reassurance and support
📍 Tongue Tie Treatment Clinics
🏥 Maadi Clinic
Address:
5 Al-Horreya Tower, Street 153, 2nd Floor,
Above El-Halfawy Pharmacy, next to Maadi Metro Station,
Freedom Square (from Corniche), Maadi, Cairo.
Working Hours:
Sunday – Tuesday – Thursday
🕗 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
📞 Appointments & WhatsApp: 01155321536
🏥 Haram Clinic
Address:
1 Ahmed Zewail Street, Lebeny Square,
In front of Siyag Hotel, above Konooz Jewelry, 3rd Floor.
Working Hours:
Saturday – Sunday – Tuesday – Wednesday
🕔 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📞 Appointments: 01145948910
✨ Conclusion
If you are looking for a doctor for tongue tie treatment, a pediatric surgeon in Maadi, or a neonatal surgery consultant, Dr. Abdelrahman El Sebaai provides comprehensive, safe, and compassionate care for infants and children.
📞 For appointments or inquiries, please contact the clinic directly by phone or WhatsApp.
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