# Frenectomy Providers in Brooklyn, NY

> Find frenectomy providers in Brooklyn, NY. Compare local providers, frenectomy services, clinic locations, contact details, and available treatment options.

Canonical: https://frenectomyguide.com/states/ny/brooklyn

Last updated: 2026-10-31

5 oral surgery clinics, frenectomy centers and aftercare providers are listed in Brooklyn, New York. Every listing shows the address, phone number and services; AAPD accreditation is marked where it applies.

| At a glance | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Clinics listed | 5 |
| Average rating | — |
| verified | 0 |
| ZIP codes covered | 5 |

## Frenectomy providers in Brooklyn

- [Bite Squad Dental of NYC | Pediatric and Family Dentist in Brooklyn](https://frenectomyguide.com/clinic/bite-squad-dental-of-nyc-pediatric-and-family-dentist-in-brooklyn-brooklyn-ny) — 2464 Coney Island Ave f2, Brooklyn, NY · Phone: +1 718-998-2424
- [Brooklyn Heights Pediatric Dentistry](https://frenectomyguide.com/clinic/brooklyn-heights-pediatric-dentistry-brooklyn-ny) — 148 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY · Phone: +1 718-875-5437
- [Leona Kotlyar, DDS - Pristine Pediatric Dentistry](https://frenectomyguide.com/clinic/leona-kotlyar-dds-pristine-pediatric-dentistry-brooklyn-ny) — 1512 Avenue Z, Brooklyn, NY · Phone: +1 718-395-2700
- [Little Tooth Pediatric Dentistry](https://frenectomyguide.com/clinic/little-tooth-pediatric-dentistry-brooklyn-ny) — 55 Greene Ave Ste LLA, Brooklyn, NY · Phone: +1 718-230-7676
- [Tongue](https://frenectomyguide.com/clinic/tongue-brooklyn-ny) — 2107 Ditmas Ave, Brooklyn, NY · Phone: +1 718-462-8100

## Frenectomy providers near Brooklyn

- [New York](https://frenectomyguide.com/states/ny/new-york) — 81 clinics · 13 km
- [Flushing](https://frenectomyguide.com/states/ny/flushing) — 1 clinic · 20 km
- [Bronx](https://frenectomyguide.com/states/ny/bronx) — 1 clinic · 25 km
- [Scarsdale](https://frenectomyguide.com/states/ny/scarsdale) — 1 clinic · 40 km
- [Jefferson Valley](https://frenectomyguide.com/states/ny/jefferson-valley) — 1 clinic · 78 km
- [Amherst](https://frenectomyguide.com/states/ny/amherst) — 5 clinics
- [Blasdell](https://frenectomyguide.com/states/ny/blasdell) — 1 clinic
- [Buffalo](https://frenectomyguide.com/states/ny/buffalo) — 50 clinics

## Frenectomy providers closest to Brooklyn

- [All County Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery - Wall Street](https://frenectomyguide.com/clinic/all-county-oral-and-maxillofacial-surgery-wall-street-new-york-ny) — New York, NY · 5.1 mi away
- [Alison M. Maresh, M.D.](https://frenectomyguide.com/clinic/alison-m-maresh-m-d-new-york-ny) — New York, NY · 5.2 mi away
- [Dr. Lena Sapozhnikoff](https://frenectomyguide.com/clinic/dr-lena-sapozhnikoff-new-york-ny) — New York, NY · 5.3 mi away
- [Tribeca Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, PLLC](https://frenectomyguide.com/clinic/tribeca-oral-and-maxillofacial-surgery-pllc-new-york-ny) — New York, NY · 5.5 mi away
- [Battery Park Pediatric & Orthodontic Dentists](https://frenectomyguide.com/clinic/battery-park-pediatric-and-orthodontic-dentists-new-york-ny) — New York, NY · 5.5 mi away
- [Tribeca Dental Studio](https://frenectomyguide.com/clinic/tribeca-dental-studio-new-york-ny) — New York, NY · 5.6 mi away

## Frenectomy in Brooklyn: common questions

### How long does a frenectomy take in Brooklyn?

A simple frenotomy — the quick release usually done for infants — takes only a few minutes. A full frenectomy, more common in older children and adults, typically takes 15 to 30 minutes in the chair, and most patients go home the same day. The 5 frenectomy providers listed in Brooklyn can confirm timing and whether sedation is offered.

### Is a frenectomy painful, and is anesthesia used?

The area is numbed with a local anesthetic, so the release itself is not painful. Infants are usually treated with a topical or local numbing agent; older children and adults may also be offered sedation. Mild soreness and a small white patch at the site are normal for a few days and settle on their own.

### How long does frenectomy recovery take in Brooklyn?

Most people are eating and speaking normally within a few days. Stretching or massage exercises are usually recommended for two to four weeks so the tissue does not reattach — this is the part patients most often skip, and the part that most affects the result.

### Does insurance cover a frenectomy in Brooklyn, NY?

Coverage depends on your plan and on whether the release is considered medically necessary. Some providers bill medical insurance — often CPT 40819 for a frenectomy or 41010 for a simple release — while others bill a dental plan under CDT D7960 or D7963; self-pay is also common. Ask the clinic which codes it uses and confirm with your insurer before booking.

### How many frenectomy providers are in Brooklyn?

There are 5 frenectomy providers listed in Brooklyn, NY in this directory. The clinics cover 11201–11238.

### How do I find a tongue-tie doctor near me in Brooklyn?

Ask your dentist, pediatrician or primary care doctor for a referral to a provider who releases tongue-ties and lip-ties, or use the clinic list on this page to compare local practices. Look for relevant credentials, an AAPD-accredited center where listed, and a clear aftercare plan.

## What a frenectomy costs: insurance and out-of-pocket

A frenectomy is billed either to a medical plan — often CPT 40819 for older children and adults, or 41010 for a simple release — or to a dental plan under CDT D7960 or D7963. What you actually pay depends on your plan, your deductible and the provider — the ranges below are typical national figures for illustration, not quotes for Brooklyn.

| Payer | Infant frenotomy (in-office release) | Frenectomy / laser release | Prior authorization |

| --- | --- | --- | --- |

| Medicare Part B | Rarely the primary payer for an infant release | Sometimes covered when medically necessary · typical 20% coinsurance | Requires documented medical necessity |

| Commercial medical plan | Often covered · typical $0–$150 after deductible | Usually covered when medically necessary · typical $0–$300 after deductible | Frequently required for older children and adults |

| Dental plan (PPO) | Usually not covered; sometimes billed as D7960 | Typically 15–50% coinsurance after deductible (D7960 / D7963) | Some plans pre-authorize against the annual maximum |

| Self-pay | Typical flat $150–$600 | Typical flat $400–$1,500 depending on technique | Not applicable |

Ranges are national estimates for illustration only — actual cost depends on your plan, deductible and the clinic; verify with the clinic and your insurer.

## Frenectomy guides for Brooklyn patients

- [Frenectomy Cost in 2026: Prices, Insurance and Billing Codes](https://frenectomyguide.com/articles/frenectomy-cost) — Frenectomy cost varies widely by provider, setting, age, and whether insurance covers it. A simple in-office frenectomy is commonly reported in the low hundreds of dollars, while hospital-based car…
- [What Is a Frenectomy? Procedure, Types and Recovery](https://frenectomyguide.com/articles/what-is-a-frenectomy) — A frenectomy is a minor surgical procedure that releases a tight band of tissue called a frenulum. Frenula connect the tongue to the floor of the mouth, the upper lip to the gums, and other oral st…
- [Frenectomy Procedure: Step by Step, From Consult to Healing](https://frenectomyguide.com/articles/frenectomy-procedure) — A frenectomy procedure is a minor surgical release of a tight oral frenulum—the band of tissue connecting the tongue or lip to nearby structures. It can be done with scissors, scalpel, or laser, of…
- [Laser Frenectomy: Procedure, Recovery, Cost and What to Expect](https://frenectomyguide.com/articles/laser-frenectomy) — A laser frenectomy is a short office procedure that releases a tight lingual or labial frenulum with a focused light beam instead of a scalpel. The laser cuts and seals tissue at the same time, whi…

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