Ear, Nose & Throat

BayCare Clinic's Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) doctors (or doctors of otolaryngology) diagnose and treat a wide range of head and neck disorders. Our team includes specialists in tonsillectomy, nasal and sinus disorders, head and neck cancers, ear problems, hearing loss, and audiology.

Our board certified surgeons prevent and treat ear, nose and throat disorders.  We provide care to both adult and pediatric patients.

Our ENT Doctors Treat

  • Head and neck tumors
  • Sinus infections
  • Sleep apnea
  • Hoarseness & other voice problems
  • Ear tubes & ear infections
  • Tonsil & throat problems
  • Snoring
  • Tinnitus
  • Vertigo
  • Tongue tie

Our board certified doctors treat ear, nose and throat conditions that may result from allergies, infections, injuries, or congenital defects.  These ENT doctors stay up to date on the latest treatments.  

Ear Specialists

Healthy ear function involves more than good hearing.  It also contributes to our sense of balance.  Common conditions an ear specialist may treat include ear infections, ear wax buildup, fluid in the ear, swimmers ear, foreign objects in the ear, cholesteatoma, conductive hearing loss and chronic ear disease.

Nose Specialists

When we breathe, the nose acts as a filter.  But sometimes, immune systems overreact, causing nasal problems.  Common conditions a nose specialist may treat include sinusitis, sinus allergies and deviated septum.

Throat Specialists

Throat health may involve asthma or allergies, tonsil and adenoid problems, sore throats, hoarseness, voice disorders, thyroid nodules, goiters, cancer, swallowing problems, snoring and sleep apnea.

Head and Neck Health

Head and neck health involves the digestive and respiratory tracts.  Diseases of the head and neck range from simple skin cysts to large tumors of the neck, face, salivary gland stones and infections.  Tumors in this area can interfere with eating, swallowing, and breathing, and may be cancerous.  

When detected early, head and neck cancer is often curable. What's more, it can often be prevented through some basic lifestyle changes. Risk factors that contribute to head and neck cancer include smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, poor oral hygiene, ill-fitting dentures, and nasal infections.

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