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Tongue-tie Therapy Center of Atlanta

Occupational Therapy

in Sandy Springs

, Georgia

Therapist Category: Occupational Therapy

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About Tongue-tie Therapy Center of Atlanta

Tongue Tie Laser Center of Atlanta is a multidisciplinary practice in Sandy Springs, Georgia, located at 400 Embassy Row NE, Suite 150. The website presents the center as a coordinated program for infants, children, teens, adults, and breastfeeding mothers who need assessment and support related to tongue ties, lip ties, feeding concerns, and oral function. Rather than separating care across multiple offices, the practice describes a single program that moves patients from consultation through therapy support and post-procedure follow-up. Services listed on the site include tongue tie and lip tie treatment, breast clinic care, myofunctional therapy, infant development, functional feeding screening, craniosacral fascial therapy, and the TummyTime! Method.

The center says it uses a LightScalpel CO2 laser for release procedures and emphasizes a gentle, holistic, and personalized approach. Its process includes collaborative evaluation, individualized treatment planning, and strong attention to pre- and post-procedure therapy. Founders listed on the website are Dr. Mark Persaud, a Doctor of Dental Surgery, and Amelia Persaud, an occupational therapist (OTR/L), International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, craniosacral fascial therapist, and director of therapy. The site also identifies Stefani Manchick as an infant and pediatric occupational therapist (OTD, OTR/L), Certified Breastfeeding Specialist, and craniosacral fascial therapist. According to the website, OT and lactation expertise are integrated within care, especially for feeding-related needs. Concerns described across the site include breastfeeding and latch problems, nursing pain, feeding difficulties, speech and swallowing challenges, developmental support needs in infancy, and oral function issues that may affect children and adults. The overall model centers on therapist and doctor collaboration, family education, and continued support after treatment.

Conditions Treated, Specialties & Treatment Types

Who they treat:

Infants Pediatric Postnatal

Conditions Treated:

Developmental Delays Emotional Regulation Difficulties Executive Functioning Difficulties Fine Motor Delay Handwriting Difficulties Pencil Grip Issues Self-Care Difficulties (Dressing/Feeding/Toileting)Sensory Processing Disorders

Clinical Focuses:

Pediatric Development Sensory Integration and Modulation

Treatment Types:

Gross Motor Skill Training Play-Based Therapy Sensory Integration Therapy

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Contact Details & Directions

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+1 470-437-4337

6600 Embassy Row NE Bld 400 Suite 150, Sandy Springs, GA 30328

Open Hours

Sunday: Closed

Monday: 09:00 – 16:00

Tuesday: 09:00 – 16:00

Wednesday: 09:00 – 16:00

Thursday: 09:00 – 16:00

Friday: 09:00 – 16:00

Saturday: Closed

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Google Review Count: 2

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Frequently Asked Questions

The website says care begins with an evaluation by the doctor and a certified therapist. Recommendations are based on the patient's age, function, and symptoms, and each patient receives a customized treatment plan that may include therapy before and after a procedure.

The clinic states that it uses a LightScalpel CO2 laser for procedures. Its FAQ explains that this method cauterizes as it cuts, so bleeding is usually little to none.

The FAQ says parents are generally advised not to be in the room so the doctor can focus and family stress can be reduced. However, parents may be in the room if they feel that is best for their family and discuss it with the doctor first.

The site says families receive specific post-operative care instructions before the release. It also notes that therapy, stretches, and exercises are important to healing, and that follow-up visits at 1 week, 1 month, and an optional 4 months are included in the procedure fee.

No. The website states that the center works with infants, children, and adults. It also notes that adults can schedule a consult for evaluation related to tongue ties.

According to the insurance page, insurance applies only to the lactation portion of care, while other services may have standard office fees. All patients must call the office to schedule, UnitedHealthcare PPO patients may call directly, and Cigna patients must complete eligibility verification before scheduling.

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