08/28/2026
Here’s a caption that keeps the personal/clinical message of the carousel but lets the ending have a little more personality:
Someone asked me today where I learned to do frenectomies.
And I realized how hard that question is to answer.
Because yes, I’ve learned surgical technique. But so much of what I know has come from thousands of patients, my own family, colleagues, movement specialists, therapists, lactation professionals, other dentists—and plenty of successes AND failures along the way.
The actual procedure is only one piece.
The Untethered Way is about everything around it.
How do you assess the whole person?
Who is actually a candidate for a frenectomy—and who isn’t?
When is the timing right?
What needs to happen BEFORE the procedure?
What’s the plan afterward?
Who should be on the collaborative team?
And how do we create an environment where this person can actually heal and function differently?
That’s what we’re teaching September 18–19 in Denver.
Two days of frenectomy protocols, clinical decision-making, case selection, interdisciplinary care, healing strategies, hands-on learning, and the systems we’ve built through years of doing this work.
And because it’s Colorado and I refuse to make you sit in a conference room for two days straight…
We’ll have lots of snacks.
We’re taking a trip to Red Rocks Amphitheatre.
And yes, there are virtual options if you can’t make it to Denver.
Come for the frenectomies. Stay for the snacks and Colorado.
The Untethered Way | September 18–19 | Denver, CO
Link in bio to register.
