Rare case of hyper-mobility of the tongue! 👅😛 Absence of her lingual frenulum is what gives her the ability to do it! The frenulum of tongue is a small fold of mucous membrane extending from the floor of the mouth to the midline of the underside of the tongue. The tongue is attached to the floor of the oral cavity by the frenulum, whose function is to prevent excessive tongue movement. In its absence or hypoplasia, the tongue can basically travel all the way back to the pharynx!! It was found

1.5M views · 2.3K reactions | Yes…having a frenulum is normal. Mine is a diagnosed posterior tongue tie. Talk to an ENT or dentist to get assessed! #adhshe #forwardheadposture #tonguetie #hypermobile #fyp | Tracy Rodriguez, CES | Facebook

Frenulum piercings—just a trend or an oral health disaster? #DentalTips #StressAndOralHealth #FunnyDentist #OrthoLife | TheBentistofficial

2.6M views · 4.5K reactions | The lip frenulum, the small tissue between your upper lip and gums, affects how your lips move and look. Gently stretching this area helps awaken sleepy upper lip muscles, making your lips fuller and shortening the philtrum for a more youthful look. | Koko Face Yoga | Facebook

21K views · 333 reactions | Many people struggle with mewing because a tight tongue frenulum limits proper tongue lift, so gentle frenulum stretching with care, never forcing it, can help improve true oral posture and make mewing possible. #KokoFaceYoga #KokoHayashi #FacePosture #FaceYoga | Koko Face Yoga | Facebook