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ENT (Otolaryngology): find ent specialists and care information
Otolaryngologists (ENT doctors) treat conditions of the ears, nose, throat, sinuses, and head and neck — medically and surgically.
When to see a ENT specialist
- Chronic sinus infections or nasal congestion
- Hearing loss, ear pain, or ringing in the ears
- Persistent sore throat, hoarseness, or trouble swallowing
- A neck lump or snoring / sleep apnea evaluation
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Conditions ent specialists treat
Chronic sinusitis
Sinus inflammation lasting 12+ weeks despite treatment.
Hearing loss
Testing, hearing-aid evaluation, and medical or surgical treatment.
Recurrent tonsillitis
When repeated infections warrant a tonsillectomy.
Vertigo & balance disorders
Evaluation of BPPV, Meniere's, and vestibular causes.
Nasal obstruction
Deviated septum, turbinate enlargement, and airway surgery.
Obstructive sleep apnea
Airway evaluation alongside sleep medicine; surgical options.
Hoarseness & voice disorders
Laryngoscopy and voice therapy referral.
Common procedures & tests
What to expect at a visit
An ENT visit typically includes a scope exam of the ear, nose, or throat in the office, plus a hearing test when hearing is the concern. Bring prior imaging and a symptom timeline.
Insurance & referrals
Most ENT care is billed to medical insurance. Hearing aids are often not covered; ask the office about payment options.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a referral to see an ENT?
- Many plans allow self-referral; HMO plans usually require one.
- Can an ENT help with sleep apnea?
- Yes — ENTs evaluate airway anatomy and offer surgical and non-surgical options alongside sleep medicine.
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