The oral frena can be abnormally attached (as when restricted or tied) and in need of release.
Together, these fascial fibers form 'trains' that run the length of our bodies and around our bodies. Fascia can become twisted and cause restrictions, as well as impede blood and nerve flow. Fascia is like the spray insulation in the wall of a house, or the packing material in a box that keeps the contents from getting broken or thrown around. Fascia is the connective tissue that gives our body its shape. These oral attachments are connected via the fascia to the rest of the body. These structures are under various influences, such as: heredity, epigenetics, nutritional dynamics, biochemistry, and the nervous system. Just like any aspect of human anatomy, they differ among people. Oral Frena are the fibrous attachments of the lips and tongue to the cranium/skull, and the mouth/jaw. They are naturally occurring structures. Remember how the Tether-Floe baby didn't seem to need much help afterwards from other professionals such as lactation consultants or Bodyworkers? The Tether-Berg baby does - this baby needs professionals from different backgrounds to help read what the body is saying internally. This baby needs what is known as a multidisciplinary approach to deal with the symptoms that remain, because they are below the surface of the tether. This is a baby whose other issues were not noticed, and therefore not treated. So what went wrong? Well, probably nothing.
For them, the mass of ice below the surface must be addressed before relief is gained. After a healing period, this group finds not much has changed - baby is still causing nipple trauma, weight gain is still flat, clicking is still present, baby is still fussy or gassy, etc. Mothers seeking frenectomy for these issues will have the tip of the iceberg addressed through release of tissue either by laser or scissors. They present with one or more classic tie symptom: nipple trauma for mom, gassiness, fussiness, fighting at the breast, hating the car seat, reflux, colic, clicking, popping off of the breast, etc. Tether-Berg babies have identifiable oral tethers (or ties) and Oral Dysfunction. Sometimes the release of tethers seems like a miracle or cure-all for everything - even things not directly related to oral tethers - such as hating the carseat or disliking diaper changes. Some moms who elect to have these tethers released via scissors or laser, find huge results from symptoms like: nipple trauma and pain leaking milk around the mouth gas reflux (both silent and violent/vomiting) difficulty sleeping snoring weight loss clicking-while-nursing colic and bowel issues, such as constipation. Upper Lip Tie and Tongue Tie have been implicated as causes of Oral Dysfunction related to both breastfeeding and bottle feeding. These babies present with Tethered Oral Tissues (TOT), or o ral ties. Often babies presenting with feeding issues can be viewed as icebergs or ice floes. Ice floes, by contrast, are flat floating sheets of ice with no base underwater. Both beautiful and dangerous, icebergs and ice floes present no issue as long as you can sail around them or sail over them. We all know the definition of iceberg: a large mass of ice located in the water with just a visible portion protruding above the water's surface.
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