Ear, Nose & Throat

Partner with the ear, nose, and throat (ENT) providers at UNC Health Nash to receive effective and trusted care for your entire family.

What’s an ENT Doctor?

Known as otolaryngologists, specially trained ENT doctors prevent, diagnose, and treat conditions that affect your ears, nose, mouth, and throat.

When to Get Care

Rely on the ear, nose, and throat team when you need specialized care for:

Allergies
Deviated septum
Dizziness/vertigo
Ear infections and disorders
Fluid or ringing in the ear
Hearing loss
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and laryngopharyngeal reflux (LPR)
Hoarseness and/or swallowing problems
Sinus infections
Snoring and obstructive sleep apnea
Stuffy or blocked nose
Throat problems due to acid reflux
Thyroid disorders
Tonsil and adenoid conditions
Voice problems

ENT Services

Access a full range of services and treatment options, including:

Airway evaluations
Allergy testing and allergy shots
Balance evaluations
Snoring and sleep apnea evaluation and care
Surgery for your ears, nose, throat, head and neck
Voice care

Audiology Services

Work with an experienced audiologist to evaluate and manage hearing disorders or difficulties at any age. Rely on us to provide you with the latest hearing aid technology available.

Cosmetic Services

Improve your appearance with facial cosmetic treatments or surgery. Ask about:

Laser treatments
Removal of blemishes, scars and skin cancers
Rhinoplasty (nose), otoplasty (ear), and blepharoplasty (eyelid) surgeries

Your ENT Appointment

To help your appointment go as smoothly as possible, please bring:

List of current medications
X-rays and CT scans relevant to your current problem or sleep study test results
Questions regarding your condition that you would like answered

Your Child’s Visit

Trust your provider to explain any procedures or instruments to your child to make sure they feel comfortable and understand the care they’re receiving. You can count on convenient, coordinated care because we send a summary of your child’s visit to his or her primary care provider after each visit.