The potential impact of tongue-tie on infant sleep

The Guilleminault (2016) study concluded that a short lingual frenulum left untreated at birth is associated with obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome at a later age. There is no evidence that a tongue-tie alone will cause OSA in babies. Is this true or false?.

Mouth breathing, noisy breathing and snoring in infants are all signs of _______.

Tongue-ties in infants may potential impact sleep due to (tick 3).

Factors which lead to Sleep Disordered Breathing/Obstructive Sleep Apnoea and are thought to be linked to tongue-tie are (tick two).

Which of these is true? Obstructive sleep apnoea is _______. (tick 2)

Which of these medical conditions associated with obstructive sleep apnoea are also thought to be linked to tongue-tie (tick 2).