Reservoir Tongue Tie Clinic for Infant and Baby Assessment
Working out whether tongue tie is behind a baby's feeding struggles isn't always simple, and parents in Reservoir often start that process with more questions than answers. Victoria Small Surgery is based just across the boundary in Preston, a short trip from Edwardes Lake and the Broadway shops, and sees families from right across Reservoir and the surrounding suburbs for infant and baby tongue tie assessment. The clinic keeps things unhurried, so there's time to talk through what's been noticed at home before any decisions are made.
Victoria Small Surgery (VSS)
offers a range of specialised treatments to address the diverse needs of its patients.
Dr. Tiet (MBBS)
Dr. Tiet (MBBS) is a graduate of Melbourne University in 1993, brings extensive experience and expertise to his role as the head of this practice. With prior work experience at PANCH Hospital and Batman Park Medical Centre in Northcote, he has established himself as a trusted medical professional. Dr. Tiet speaks Mandarin and Cantonese. He has special interests in Geriatrics, Paediatrics, and Men’s Health.
Consulting Hours :
Monday – Friday : 10am – 5pm
Dr. Mohamed Hajoona
Procedures are done by Dr. Mohamed Hajoona, who started his medical education in the United States. He completed his degree and training in Canada and has been working as a general practitioner in Australia since 2008.
In addition to English, Doctor Hajoona can also speaks Arabic fluently.
Dr Hajoona also performs other procedures on infant boys.
Please see his other website here VCC.net.au
Consulting Hours :
Monday – Friday : 10am – 5pm
Dr. Usman Ahmed
Dr. Usman Ahmed graduated with a Bachelor of Medicine / Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) and obtained a fellowship of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP). Dr Ahmed specializes in all areas of general practice. Dr. Ahmed speaks Punjabi and Hindi.
Consulting Hours :
Thursday : 10:30am – 4:30pm
Surgical Care in a Supportive Environment
Our clinic offers a focused range of procedures alongside our tongue tie work, including:
- Tongue Tie & Lip Tie Release (All Ages)
- Iron Infusions & Nutrient Therapies
- Skin Lesion & Cyst Removals
- Minor Surgical Procedures with Local Anaesthetic
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Reservoir Infant Tongue Tie Assessment, Done Properly
A tongue tie assessment should never be a thirty-second look in the mouth. At Victoria Small Surgery, Reservoir families are asked how feeding is actually going, not just whether a tie is visible. Latch, weight gain, feed duration and any discomfort during breastfeeding all form part of the picture, because tongue tie affects babies differently and the mouth alone rarely tells the whole story. Parents leave the appointment with a clear explanation of what was found and whether release is likely to help.
Common Signs Reservoir Parents Notice with Baby Tongue Tie
Reservoir baby tongue tie concerns tend to surface in the first few weeks, usually around feeding rather than appearance. Some of the more common signs include: Shallow or clicking latch during breastfeeding Poor weight gain despite frequent feeding Long feeds that still leave the baby unsettled Nipple pain or damage for breastfeeding mothers Difficulty maintaining suction on the bottle or breast Not every one of these points to tongue tie, and plenty of babies with a visible tie feed without any trouble at all. That's exactly why an in-person assessment matters more than a checklist.
What Happens During a Reservoir Tongue Tie Assessment
The appointment starts with a conversation, not a procedure. Feeding history is discussed first, then the baby is examined while feeding where possible, since that's often more telling than an exam on its own. If release is recommended, the process itself is quick and is explained step by step beforehand, and it's covered in more detail on the page about tongue tie release for babies, including what the day looks like and what recovery tends to involve. Older children and adults with speech or comfort issues linked to tongue tie are seen as well, though most visits from the Reservoir area are for infants under a few months old.
Getting to the Clinic from Reservoir
The Preston clinic sits close enough to Reservoir that most families arrive within ten to fifteen minutes, whether coming down Plenty Road, through High Street or along Cheddar Road. Reservoir railway station on the Mernda line connects through to Preston as well, for parents who'd rather not deal with parking a pram and a car seat at the same time. Free street parking is available near the clinic for those driving over.
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Ready to take the next step?
Feeding difficulties can wear a family down fast, and getting a proper assessment early often makes the weeks that follow a lot easier. Appointments can be booked online or by phone, with times available for babies of any age and for older children or adults dealing with tongue tie related concerns.
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Victoria Small Surgery (VSS) offers a range of specialized treatments to address the diverse needs of its patients.
- 466 Murray Road, Preston, VIC 3072
- 03 9114 8669
- info@victoriasmallsurgery.au
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