The Breathe Baby Course

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Impact of Tongue-ties
How to Effectively Communicate with and Empower Parents
Treatment Variables
The Power of a Team Approach

Tongue Function
In Office Assessment
Expectations & Frustrations
The Aftercare Process

Day 1

A new path in infant tongue tie specialization,
Utilize a professional support system to provide comprehensive treatment for families,
Confidence to assess / treat infant tongue ties,
Learn the complexities and variables of treatment and how to effectively communicate with and empower parents during postpartum and beyond,
Understand tongue function in relation to breastfeeding mechanics, breathing, sleeping, chewing, swallowing and speaking,
Discover the importance of infant bodywork therapy approaches and applications.

Day 2

Understand how to evaluate, diagnose and release tethered oral tissues,
Learn assessment tools,
Review procedural tips and expectations,
Explore treatment variables,
The power of a team approach,
Discuss the importance of release timing,
Wound care and follow up protocols,
Review of success variables,
Supporting early oral facial development,
Best practices in building collaborative referrals,
The Future ...

DDS/MD - $995 USD
Allied Professionals - $695 USD

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2020 Course Dates

November 8-9, 2019 - Kimpton Hotel Palomar - Beverly Hills, CA -- SOLD OUT
February 7-8, 2020 - Los Angeles, CA (5 slots left)
To book your room at Special TBI Ambassador Rates.
Click here -> or contact: Courtyard By Marriott - Los Angeles Westside
6333 Bristol Parkway
Culver City, CA 90230

April 24-25, 2020 - Los Angeles, CA - Kimpton Hotel Palomar - Beverly Hills, CA. (ask for TBI Ambassador Rate)

- about the instructor -

Dr. Chelsea Pinto

As a laser-certified dentist and member of both the International Affiliation of Tongue Tie Professionals, and the International Consortium of Oral Ankylofrenula Professionals, Dr. Pinto offers in-office laser frenectomy treatment for assisting babies to latch on to the breast here at The Breathe Institute.