A warm welcome to the TongueTime Congress 2027
Save the date: 8–10 July 2027, St. Gallen, Switzerland
Following the success of the TongueTime Congress 2026, we are delighted to welcome you to the second edition. You can look forward to fascinating lectures, practical workshops, valuable professional exchanges, a diverse trade exhibition and numerous other highlights. On these pages, you will find all the key information about the congress.
Welcome address
Dr. Bruno Damann, Medical Doctor, Member of the St Gallen Cantonal Government, Head of the Department of Health.
It is with great pleasure that we welcome you to the second edition of TongueTime in St. Gallen. Having already brought together specialists from all over the world at its inaugural event, the congress continues to establish itself as a leading international platform for interdisciplinary exchange on the topic of the lingual frenulum.
Once again, over 1,000 professionals and more than 40 renowned speakers will come together to discuss the latest findings, innovative approaches and scientific developments. The conference promotes an understanding of the diverse interrelationships between the lingual frenulum, breathing, nutrition, development and quality of life. We wish all participants inspiring encounters and valuable insights.
Welcome address
Dear delegates of TongueTime 2027
A warm welcome to St. Gallen for Switzerland’s 2nd International Tongue-Tie Congress.
We are delighted to welcome you to our city. Nestled between the Säntis and Lake Constance, St. Gallen uniquely combines over 1,400 years of history with creative urban life, an innovative economy and a stunning natural landscape. This diversity creates the ideal conditions for encounters, inspiration and interdisciplinary exchange.
We look forward to seeing you!
Maria Pappa, Mayor of St. Gallen
Sharing knowledge. Moving forward together.
PD Dr Walter Brunner, President of the European Colorectal Congress (ECC)
I value the open exchange between the European Colorectal Congress and the TongueTime Congress. Although we focus on different areas of medicine, we share a common approach: sharing knowledge, embracing different perspectives and looking beyond the boundaries of our own disciplines.
Both congresses bring together professionals from different countries and disciplines in St.Gallen. We create space for open discussion and connect scientific evidence with practical experience – with the shared goal of improving patient care.
I wish all participants at the TongueTime Congress stimulating discussions, meaningful connections and fresh insights to enrich their daily practice.
