Ear Care & Hearing Aids
Ear problems sort into three groups: something hurts, something is blocked, or something sounds different. Each one takes a different exam, and all three start here.
Collaborative Care for Every Ear Concern
From infections to hearing loss, our team works together to diagnose the real cause and match you with the right treatment.
Ear pain and infection — infections that keep returning, or fluid that stays behind the eardrum long enough to affect hearing, are the most common reason both adults and children end up in an ENT office. When infections repeat, ear tubes become part of the conversation.
Blockage — wax that a primary care office couldn't clear, or that a cotton swab pushed deeper, usually needs a microscope and suction rather than irrigation. That's a routine office visit here.
Hearing and balance — our audiologists work directly with our ENT physicians on hearing evaluations for children and adults.
Conditions We Treat
From everyday earaches to hearing loss that needs a closer look, here's what we see and treat most.
Ready for Better Hearing?
From infections to hearing evaluations, our audiologists and ENT physicians are ready to help.
Reasons to Have Your Hearing Checked
Turning the volume up more than you used to
Trouble following conversation in a group or a restaurant
Ringing in one or both ears
Fullness or pressure that doesn't clear
Hearing that dropped suddenly in one ear
Sudden hearing loss in one ear should be seen quickly rather than watched. For hearing loss, tinnitus, vertigo and Meniere's disease, our network site carries detailed guides: enturgent.com/hearing-balance/
