If a child develops a torn upper lip tie, it may have an effect on the child’s speech as well as the movement of the lips, leading to conditions such as unclear speech. Usually, it does not affect other parts of the patient’s body. If a child’s upper lip tie is only slightly torn and does not reach the mucosal layer, and if effective treatment is provided, such a case can recover on its own with no adverse effects on the child. If the child’s upper lip tether is more serious, with a larger extent of breakage, reaching the mucosal position, or even breaking to the submucosal layer, it may cause obvious bleeding and wound infection, in addition, the patient may not be able to spit out words clearly and affect the growth of the teeth. If there is a serious upper lip ligament fracture need to go to the hospital stomatology department in time for consultation and treatment, appropriate surgery, debridement, or for the necessary alignment suture surgery, under the doctor’s advice for effective treatment.