Frenectomy providers by state

How to use this frenectomy center directory

A frenectomy provider can be a hospital-based clinic, a freestanding dental or oral surgery practice, or a pediatric office that releases tongue-ties and lip-ties. The listings here are organized by state and city so you can start with the area you can realistically travel to, then compare what each provider offers.

Use the state list below to open a state page. Each state page shows its cities, clinic counts, and a local guide; each city page lists frenectomy providers and tongue-tie specialists with addresses and phone numbers. AAPD accreditation is marked where the directory has it, but verification with the clinic is still necessary.

How to choose a frenectomy provider

Start with location and access, then ask three questions: does the provider treat the age group you need — infants, children or adults — does it accept your insurance or offer self-pay pricing, and what aftercare or follow-up does it recommend? If you are searching for a frenectomy provider near me, open your state and city page rather than relying on a national list — the closest provider is often the one you will actually use.

Dentist, oral surgeon, or ENT?

The terms overlap. A general dentist may release simple tongue-ties; an oral surgeon handles thicker frenula and adults; a pediatric dentist or ENT often treats infants. Many practices offer more than one type of release. The directory keeps the clinic name, address, phone and listed services together so you can compare before calling.

If you need a specific service, such as infant frenectomy, laser release or aftercare follow-up, open the state page and read the city guide before booking. The guides explain what to expect and link to the local listings.