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Queensland TongUe Tie Clinic
With over three decades of experience and over 10,000 successful outcomes, we are Queensland’s trusted provider
QUEENSLAND TONGUE TIE CLINIC TONGUE & LIP TIE PROCEDURES FOR ALL AGES |MONDAY – FRIDAY 8.30AM TO 5.00 PM | SATURDAY 8.30AM TO 11.00 AM | CLOSED SUNDAY & PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
With over three decades of experience and over 10,000 successful outcomes, we are Queensland’s trusted provider
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The piece of tissue inside the upper lip that attaches to the gums is called a maxillary labial frenulum, or lip frenulum. If that tissue is too short, it can limit movement in the lip. Symptoms of tongue and lip ties include difficulty sticking out the tongue past the lower front teeth or lifting it to the upper teeth.
The procedure doesn’t appear to hurt babies, this is because there are very few nerve endings in the area around the floor of the mouth. Some babies sleep through the procedure, while others cry for a few seconds. The baby’s head is held securely while sharp, sterile scissors are used to snip the tongue-tie
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Dr David Hunt is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and he has decades of experience performing medical procedures. He is supported by a dedicated and highly qualified team who ensure the utmost comfort, and superior care in fully equipped procedure rooms at our Spring Hill, Brisbane, Underwood, and Toowoomba clinics. He graduated from the University of Queensland in 1986, and continued studies from 1989 to 1990, and from 1991 to 1995, earning a Masters of Theology as well as advanced medical training.
Dr Hunt has worked abroad with medical teams in the the Philippines, Cambodia and Thailand. He returned from Singapore after being married to his wife Frances in 1995, and has been involved in general practice in Brisbane since that time, obtaining his general practice fellowship in 1995.
Dr Hunt and his wife have 4 children, making quite a dynamic family. He loves to spend his spare time boxing, doing Tae Kwon Do and open water diving. He is also involved in a number of charities. Dr Hunt has been chairperson of the board of Teen Challenge Queensland is currently a board member of Hope Services, among other community activities.