Welcome and thank you for trusting us as your source of support for your baby. Here at The Center for Infant Tethered Oral Ties [CITOT], our mission is to partner with your family and provide adequate information, simple resources, and quality therapy.

Having a baby with a tongue tie, feeding difficulties, or developmental delays can be quite overwhelming, especially for first-time parents. Although the internet offers a wealth of information, searching for the right support for your baby can be daunting. Our goal is to be the starting point to pre-build your team, develop an effective treatment plan, and create functional and meaningful outcomes for both your baby and family.

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Dr. Christine M. Nguyen
OTD OTR/L SWC

We need to remind parents to make time to just be present with their baby. Yes, therapy is important if your baby needs it. Yes, wound care is critical if you’ve had a frenectomy. What’s more important though, is that these parents don&
Your baby’s mouth tells a powerful story—about how they sleep, how they breathe, how they feed, and how their nervous system and entire body are functioning. What we see in the mouth is deeply connected to how the rest of your baby is re