Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT)

Our pediatric ENTs specialize in treating a range of head and neck conditions in children, from mild to complex. Because the ear, nose and throat are interconnected, a condition affecting one area can impact others, influencing a child’s ability to breathe, smell, taste, talk and hear.

When to Refer to a Pediatric ENT

While a pediatrician or primary care provider can evaluate mild, one-time symptoms like ear infections, certain conditions may require a referral to a pediatric ENT. Consider referring your patient if they:

• Experience frequent ear infections, colds, sinus infections or strep throat

• Have ear infection symptoms lasting more than a few days

• Complain of severe pain in the ears, nose or throat

• Show signs of difficulty hearing, speaking or swallowing

• Snore or have noisy breathing during sleep or while awake

• Display delayed or slow speech development

Since treating ENT conditions involves interconnected areas of the face, head and neck, we treat a wide variety of disorders. Some of the most common conditions we treat include:

Meet our ENTs who specialize in treating children with a wide range of ear, nose and throat conditions.

There are many different types of ear, nose and throat conditions, so treatment options can vary. The child’s care team will discuss the best approaches based on the child’s symptoms, condition and treatment goals.

You’ll find personalized ENT diagnosis and care for children of all ages at one of our convenient clinic locations.