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In Canada, which has universal health care, the Canadian Pediatric Society wrote in a position statement that "most of the time, ankyloglossia is an anatomical finding without significant consequences for infants."

At 4 days old, the newborn entered the neonatal intensive care unit, where he spent four days being treated for jaundice and ankyloglossia, or tongue-tie.

That’s when she realized Mason was tongue-tied, a condition formally called ankyloglossia.

Traditionally, ankyloglossia was easily diagnosed as a thin, translucent membrane that restricts the movement of the front of the tongue and draws it into a heart shape.