The International Tongue-Tie Congress is a specialised global conference dedicated to advancing knowledge, research, and clinical practice related to ankyloglossia (tongue-tie) and associated oral restrictions. The event brings together healthcare professionals, researchers, therapists, and specialists from multidisciplinary fields to share expertise, discuss new findings, and explore evidence-based approaches to diagnosis and treatment.

Designed as an educational and collaborative forum, the congress highlights the importance of interdisciplinary cooperation in addressing tongue-tie across different age groups—from infants and children to adolescents and adults. Through lectures, workshops, and clinical discussions, participants gain insights into the latest scientific developments and therapeutic techniques.

Key Topics

• Diagnosis and classification of tongue-tie
• Functional assessment and clinical evaluation
• Surgical and non-surgical treatment approaches
• Breastfeeding and feeding challenges
• Speech, airway, and myofunctional implications
• Post-procedure therapy and rehabilitation
• Research developments and clinical evidence

Who Should Attend

The congress is tailored for professionals involved in oral function and patient care, including:

• Dentists and oral surgeons
• Pediatricians and neonatologists
• Lactation consultants
• Speech-language pathologists
• Myofunctional therapists
• ENT specialists
• Researchers and healthcare educators

Benefits of Participation

Attendees benefit from:

• Access to the latest clinical research and treatment protocols
• Hands-on learning opportunities and expert-led sessions
• Interdisciplinary collaboration and networking
• Practical tools for improving patient outcomes

Why Attend

The International Tongue-Tie Congress plays a vital role in advancing global understanding of oral functional disorders and their impact on health and development. By connecting professionals from diverse disciplines, the congress promotes evidence-based care, clinical excellence, and innovation in treatment approaches.