Our payment options include cash, credit card, and CareCredit, which offers no-interest financing for six months. Your payment (as defined by your insurance) is due in full at the time the exam or procedure is performed. The procedure is an investment in your child’s current and future health, as we see issues with breastfeeding, bottle-feeding, eating solids, speaking resolve after the procedure.
The North Carolina Tongue Tie Center gives your child a reason to keep smiling and to feel confident about it!
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The North Carolina Tongue Tie Center is located at:
1705 High House Road
Cary, NC 27513
Note that we share building space with High House Pediatric Dentistry – look for signage for both practices as you approach from eastbound or westbound High House Road.
Our phone number is 919-267-4211, and our contact email is tongueties@highhousepedo.com.
• Narrow Palate
• Poor tongue posture or positioning
• Mismatched palate to tongue size/shape
• Large diastema (gaps between two central front teeth)
• Poor or non-ideal craniofacial growth and development
• Dental crowding
•Poor/difficulty oral hygiene maintenance due to malocclusions
• Narrow Palate
• Poor tongue posture or positioning
• Mismatched palate to tongue size/shape
• Large diastema (gaps between two central front teeth)
• Poor or non-ideal craniofacial growth and development
• Dental crowding
•Poor/difficulty oral hygiene maintenance due to malocclusions
• Breathing through an open mouth while sleeping
• Gasping/holding breath while sleeping
• Snoring
• Sleep Apnea/Apneic Episodes/Periods of non-breathing or holding breath
• Poor quality sleep
• Moodiness or inability to focus/pay attention
• Poor concentration at school
• Restlessness due to poor/inadequate sleep
• Breathing through an open mouth while sleeping
• Gasping/holding breath while sleeping
• Snoring
• Sleep Apnea/Apneic Episodes/Periods of non-breathing or holding breath
• Poor quality sleep
• Moodiness or inability to focus/pay attention
• Poor concentration at school
• Restlessness due to poor/inadequate sleep
• Speech development is abnormally delayed (number of words)
• Poor pronunciation (words sound different from spelling)
• Poor enunciation (mumbles / slurs speech)
• Diagnosed with speech difficulties
• Currently in speech therapy
• Speech therapy attempted
• Trouble with sounds: L, R, T, D, N, Th, Sh, Ch, S, Z
• Speech problems, delays and/or lisps
• Delayed development of speech
• Deterioration in speech
• Loss of self-confidence because they feel and sound “different”
• Speech development is abnormally delayed (number of words)
• Poor pronunciation (words sound different from spelling)
• Poor enunciation (mumbles / slurs speech)
• Diagnosed with speech difficulties
• Currently in speech therapy
• Speech therapy attempted
• Trouble with sounds: L, R, T, D, N, Th, Sh, Ch, S, Z
• Speech problems, delays and/or lisps
• Delayed development of speech
• Deterioration in speech
• Loss of self-confidence because they feel and sound “different”
• Gagged/vomited when first introduced to food
• Currently gags/vomits (frequency varies)
• Messy eating (open mouth chewing / food loss from front of mouth)
• Quantity of food consumed is abnormally low
• Picky about food types or textures
• Prefers small snacks over meals (grazing)
• Gassy or GI distension/discomfort
• Acid reflux (previously or currently)
• Dislikes or doesn’t eat meat
• Pouching/holding food in mouth
• Inability to chew age-appropriate solid foods in a normal amount of time
• Gagging, choking or vomiting on certain foods, or eating an abnormally small amount of food
• Picky eater may have solid food aversions, preferring purees and/or very soft foods
• Gagged/vomited when first introduced to food
• Currently gags/vomits (frequency varies)
• Messy eating (open mouth chewing / food loss from front of mouth)
• Quantity of food consumed is abnormally low
• Picky about food types or textures
• Prefers small snacks over meals (grazing)
• Gassy or GI distension/discomfort
• Acid reflux (previously or currently)
• Dislikes or doesn’t eat meat
• Pouching/holding food in mouth
• Inability to chew age-appropriate solid foods in a normal amount of time
• Gagging, choking or vomiting on certain foods, or eating an abnormally small amount of food
• Picky eater may have solid food aversions, preferring purees and/or very soft foods
• Baby bobs on and off when latching / poor latch
• Mother has nipple pain or deformed nipples from poor latch
• Baby is excessively gassy (chronic burping, flatulence, hiccups)
• Prolonged or incomplete feeding (baby doesn’t fully empty breast or bottle)
• Baby falls asleep while attempting to nurse
• Clicking noises during feeding (air intake / loss of suction)
• Supplementing with a bottle to assist feeding (by necessity)
• Milk leakage from mouth or nose
• Signs of acid reflux when not feeding (spit-up, gagging, vomiting)
• Weak latch that doesn’t last long
• Significant problems with breastfeeding
• Baby bobs on and off when latching / poor latch
• Mother has nipple pain or deformed nipples from poor latch
• Baby is excessively gassy (chronic burping, flatulence, hiccups)
• Prolonged or incomplete feeding (baby doesn’t fully empty breast or bottle)
• Baby falls asleep while attempting to nurse
• Clicking noises during feeding (air intake / loss of suction)
• Supplementing with a bottle to assist feeding (by necessity)
• Milk leakage from mouth or nose
• Signs of acid reflux when not feeding (spit-up, gagging, vomiting)
• Weak latch that doesn’t last long
• Significant problems with breastfeeding
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