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frenulum
This term is primarily used in medical and anatomical contexts to describe the small folds of tissue that limit the range of motion of the lips or tongue. It carries a neutral, clinical connotation and is rarely used in casual conversation unless discussing a specific medical condition or procedure.
In clinical settings, the term is frequently associated with "ankyloglossia" (tongue-tie), where a shortened frenulum restricts tongue movement. Because it is a specific anatomical structure, it is typically used in the singular when referring to a specific site, but can be pluralized when discussing the general anatomy of the mouth or other body parts.
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The doctor explained that a tight frenulum can limit the range of motion of the tongue.
I wonder if my frenulum is too short for me to pronounce certain sounds correctly.
A frenectomy is a simple procedure to release a restrictive frenulum.
A frenectomy is a simple procedure to release a restrictive frenulum.
The lingual frenulum connects the underside of the tongue to the floor of the mouth.
Does this frenulum cause you any pain when you speak or eat?
The labial frenulum is the small fold of tissue connecting the upper lip to the gums.
Some infants struggle with breastfeeding due to an underdeveloped frenulum.
Some infants struggle with breastfeeding due to an underdeveloped frenulum.
The surgeon carefully made an incision through the frenulum to improve mobility.