Untied Dental

05/27/2026

Tiny patients. Big impact. 💙

At United Dental, Dr. Elizabeth and our amazing team perform infant frenulectomies to help little ones feed, latch, and thrive more comfortably. From tongue ties to lip ties, early treatment can make a world of difference for both babies and parents.

We know these moments can feel overwhelming for families, which is why Dr. Elizabeth and the team focus on compassionate care, education, and a gentle experience every step of the way. Watching babies feed better and parents breathe easier is one of the most rewarding parts of what we do. ✨

If you have concerns about feeding difficulties, clicking while nursing, poor latch, or tongue/lip ties, we’re here to help answer your questions and guide you through the process. Frenulectomies are commonly used to improve tongue mobility and infant feeding challenges related to tongue-tie, lip tie, and/or cheek ties.

Give us a call at 607-882-0352

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day mamas!

01/26/2026

Out of an abundance of caution for staff and our precious patients, we will be closed Monday January 26th. Be safe, have fun and stay warm!

12/23/2025

It’s the most wonderful time of the year…Babies in Christmas jammies! 🎄
Happy holidays to all our amazing patients and their families. It takes a village, and we are so honored to be part of your journey.
Love,
Dr Billiot and the staff of Untied Dental

08/05/2025

This week is World Breastfeeding Week!

07/16/2025

Today we had a family travel from Vermont (6hrs) to have Dr. Billiot care for their infant's ties! They expressed how their friend had seen Dr. Billiot with her two children and they saw the reviews and just knew traveling the distance was worth the care Dr. Billiot and the team give to their patients. ❤️

06/11/2025

Our lactation counselor, Danielle, represented Untied Dental tonight with the Chemung Sunrise Rotary.

03/12/2025

03/05/2025

Thank you Lactation Consultants for the work you do every day to help Moms and babies! Happy IBCLC day!

02/28/2025

This explains well that the classification of tie does NOT equal severity of tie.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DGj4A8mpaWY/?igsh=MXc5ZjFpczh2eDlleA==