Ear, nose and throat

We are experienced in advanced diagnostic and treatment options, many of which are minimally invasive procedures. Surgeries can be performed with precise technology, including:

• Bronchoscopy — Diagnostic procedure to visualize the lungs and airway
• Ear irrigation — Procedure to remove excess earwax
• Esophagectomy — Surgery to remove and then rebuild the esophagus
• Facial plastics — Reconstructive surgeries of the face, head and neck
• Heller myotomy — Surgery to treat achalasia
• Laryngectomy — Removal of the voice box
• Laryngoscopy — Diagnostic procedure to visualize the voice box and throat
• Laryngotracheal reconstruction — Widening of the windpipe
• Myringotomy — Procedure to insert ear tubes
• Nasal endoscopy — Diagnostic procedure to visualize the nasal and sinus passages
• Oesophagoscopy — Diagnostic procedure to visualize the swallowing tube
• Rhinoplasty — Surgery to change nose shape for cosmetic or functional reasons
• Septoplasty — Surgery to repair a deviated septum
• Thyroplasty — Surgery to adjust vocal cord placement
• Tonsillectomy — Surgery to remove tonsils
• Tracheostomy — Procedure to open the windpipe via an incision in the neck
• Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty — Surgery to widen the airway by removing excess tissue
• Vocal nodule removal — Surgery to remove noncancerous growths on the vocal cords

ENT cancer treatment

Also known as head and neck cancers, ENT cancers require compassionate treatment from physicians who understand the complexities of this area of the body. Our providers offer you both the care and expertise you deserve. ENT cancers we treat include:

• Basal cell carcinoma and malignant melanoma — Skin cancer
• Esophageal cancer — Cancer of the esophagus
• Laryngeal cancer and pharyngeal cancer — Cancer of the voice box
• Nasopharyngeal cancer — Cancer of the nasopharynx, the part of the throat behind the nose
• Oral cavity cancer — Any cancer of the mouth
• Oropharyngeal cancer — Cancer that occurs in the part of the throat right behind the mouth, including the tonsils
• Paranasal sinus and nasal cavity cancer — Cancer of the nose and sinuses
• Parathyroid tumors — Rare cancer when a tumor grows on the parathyroid gland
• Salivary gland cancer — Malignant cells in the salivary gland beneath the tongue
• Thyroid cancer — Cancer of the thyroid gland, located at the base of the throat

Also known as head and neck cancers, ENT cancers require compassionate treatment from physicians who understand the complexities of this area of the body. Our providers offer you both the care and expertise you deserve. ENT cancers we treat include:

• Basal cell carcinoma and malignant melanoma — Skin cancer
• Esophageal cancer — Cancer of the esophagus
• Laryngeal cancer and pharyngeal cancer — Cancer of the voice box
• Nasopharyngeal cancer — Cancer of the nasopharynx, the part of the throat behind the nose
• Oral cavity cancer — Any cancer of the mouth
• Oropharyngeal cancer — Cancer that occurs in the part of the throat right behind the mouth, including the tonsils
• Paranasal sinus and nasal cavity cancer — Cancer of the nose and sinuses
• Parathyroid tumors — Rare cancer when a tumor grows on the parathyroid gland
• Salivary gland cancer — Malignant cells in the salivary gland beneath the tongue
• Thyroid cancer — Cancer of the thyroid gland, located at the base of the throat

If you and your primary care doctor have noticed a significant change in your hearing ability, you might be referred to an audiologist. Audiologists are medical professionals who diagnose, manage and treat hearing conditions and balance issues. Our audiologists offer examinations to children, teens and adults.

Our auditory specialists can help you to manage your condition through audiological care and treatment such as:

• Balance and dizziness evaluations
• Complete hearing test and evaluation
• Consultations and fittings for hearing aids
• Consultation and fittings for swim earmolds
• Custom hearing protection fittings
• Maintenance of hearing instruments

If you are unsure about whether you need to see one of our hearing experts, You might need to see an audiologist if you:

• Ask people to repeat themselves often
• Experience discomfort, pain or ringing in your ears
• Experience dizziness or balance problems
• Have a hard time hearing with background noise
• Have difficulty understanding women and children
• Have excessive earwax
• Have people tell you the TV volume is too loud
• Have trouble following conversations
• Hear better in one ear than the other when on the phone
• Struggle to hear in meetings or at public speaking events
• Struggle to hear people with low voices
• Think people seem to mumble or not speak clearly

Our goal is always to work with you and your family to solve your communication issues and improve your quality of life.

If your child has an ear, nose or throat condition, we can provide pediatric otolaryngology services through our family of providers. We offer compassionate care informed by pediatric best practices. Our specialized services for children differ from adult treatment, and our specialists always consider your child's unique needs.