Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT)

Our ENTs treat a range of head and neck conditions in children, from mild to complex. Ear, nose and throat conditions are treated together because several coordinated pathways connect them, allowing children to breathe, smell, taste, talk and hear. When an illness or disorder affects one area, it affects other areas, too.

When to See a Pediatric ENT

Your child’s pediatrician or primary care provider can evaluate a mild, one-time ear infection or other routine symptoms. In some instances, providers may refer you to a pediatric ENT if your child:

• Has recurring ear infections, colds, sinus infections or strep throat

• Has symptoms of an ear infection that last more than a few days

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

• Seems to have difficulty hearing, speaking or swallowing

• Snores or has noisy breathing when asleep or awake

• Has slow or delayed 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.

Step 1: Contact Us

Patients do not need a referral to see one of our ENT physicians. To make an appointment, call 402.955.6370.

Step 2: Schedule a Consultation

During the consultation, we’ll assess your child’s condition and make recommendations for testing or treatment.