An ears, nose, and throat practitioner perform an array of diagnostics and treatment options for patients suffering with a variety of disorders. Book your same day appointments today.

ENT doctors are also called otolaryngologists, we have so many featured physicians that our valuable guests will be able to find a same day in-person or virtual consultation with a top-rated doctor in their area. Book your appointments today and start feeling relief fast.

Our streamline interface makes booking appointments with your provider easy and fast. Just enter your location to find practitioners in your area. Once you find the practitioner you are interested in, you can read their verified patient reviews and confirm they have availability that fits your schedule.

Many physicians of otolaryngology provide their patients with extended evening hours at their practice. This helps accommodate many people that may work late into the evening. There aren’t many but there may be a few ears, nose, and throat physicians who also offer limited weekend availability, either in-person of a virtual evaluation.

Yes. There are many healthcare professionals within this specialty who offer virtual visits to people. Your telemedicine visit may just be a consultation or an evaluation and may require patients to then reflex their visit into the office for further in-person analysis. This ensures each patient is receiving optimal treatment.

All featured top-rated physicians accept the commonly used health insurance plans.

When visiting a doctor about any symptoms, it may be hard to remember what and when to ask questions pertaining to your ailments. You should make sure you read reviews and visit a doctor who takes the time to listen to your concerns. When you are at your appointment ask your practitioner the following:

• Possible diagnoses that would explain your symptoms
• Tests that should be performed to evaluate the way you are feeling and confirm diagnosis
• Detailed treatment options so you and your provider can come up with a plan together
• Ask the provider the things they recommend while also explaining to them what you are comfortable with.

The most important thing to remember is not to diagnose yourself with a disease or disorder you read about on the internet. Stay calm and remember your provider is highly educated and experienced.

A doctor of otolaryngology is a board-certified medical physician diagnosing and treating illness and injury to the ears, nose, and throat. This includes the larynx, sinuses, oral cavity, and upper pharynx. They treat both pediatric and adult cases and some are even certified to perform surgical procedures within the structures of head and neck. These doctors also have a variety of subspecialties including:

• Neurotology/otology – pertaining to disease of the ear which could cause balance and hearing problems. It could be due to infection, obstruction, or cancer.
• Head and Neck – includes treatment of benign and cancerous tumors of the head, neck, thyroid, parathyroid, and voice box
• Pediatric Otolaryngology – dealing with development delays and birth defects, adenoid & tonsil infections, sinus disease, airway issues, allergies and asthma, and down syndrome.
• Allergy – deals with season allergies that cause rhinitis, laryngitis, hay fever, dizziness, otitis media, and chronic sinusitis.
• Facial reconstruction and plastic surgical procedures
• Laryngology - swallowing disorders, voice problems, GERD, and voice hoarseness
• Rhinology – disorders of the nose. Loss of smell, stuffiness, and nose bleeds.

The following is a common list of symptoms plaguing people that should see a practitioner at their earliest convenience. This includes but are not limited to:

• Balance troubles such as dizziness
• Hearing such as chronic ear infections, ringing in the ears, and/or hearing loss
• Speech issues
• Breathing troubles that are caused by deviated septum, rhinitis, nasal obstruction, and surgical procedures
• Sleep disturbances such as sleep apnea, snoring, and airway obstruction
• Allergies
• Sinus issues such as sinusitis and sinus headaches
• Cancer of the head and neck
• Disorders of the skin
• Illness caused by GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease), throat cancers and tumors, or disruption with the vocal cords.
• Thyroid disorders such as Grave’s disease or goiters

Plastic surgery of the head and neck can dramatically impact a person’s self-esteem and quality of life. As well as function of the organs in this region of the body. Many doctors also specialize in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery for pediatrics and adults. This could include cleft palates, hair loss, congenital deformities, facial paralysis, drooping eyelids, reconstruction due to trauma, cancer reconstruction, and facial cosmetic surgeries.

• If you are looking for a pediatric surgeon for facial trauma, make sure you to find a provider experienced in the reconstruction of a face that is still developing. Sometimes children need multiple reconstructive surgery as they grow.
• Plastic surgery of the ear helps reshape the cartilage due to patients born with underdeveloped cartilage, or protruding/drooping ears.
• Otolaryngology plastic surgery is also divided into two categories: reconstructive and cosmetic.