Ear, Nose and Throat Services

Ear, Nose and Throat Services

Our experienced specialists diagnose and treat conditions affecting the ears, nose, throat, head and neck with personalized care, advanced treatments and surgical expertise for patients of all ages.

Ear, Nose and Throat Services at INTEGRIS Health

Let's get things cleared up

Whether you're dealing with sinus pressure, ear infections or pesky seasonal allergies, our team of ear, nose and throat specialists (otolaryngologists) are here to help you get the relief you need. Care is close to home across the INTEGRIS Health system.

Why choose INTEGRIS Health?

  • Board-certified otolaryngologists
  • Advanced diagnostics and surgical options
  • Integrated care for the ears, nose, throat, head and neck
  • Easy access to imaging, sleep studies and specialty referrals
  • On-site allergy treatment (available at INTEGRIS Health Grove Hospital)
  • Several convenient clinic locations
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Access to a skilled otolaryngologist is important for your ear, nose and throat health. At INTEGRIS Health, our specialists treat a range of conditions, ensuring personalized care.

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Find an INTEGRIS Health ear, nose and throat clinic near you.

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Conditions we treat

Frequent and persistent symptoms like sinus congestion, ear infections, hoarseness and loud snoring can signal underlying health issues. Other warning signs include neck lumps, chronic sore throat and ongoing dizziness. If any of these conditions persist, it's important to seek medical attention for proper diagnosis and treatment.

  • Hearing loss from mild to severe
  • Tinnitus, including ringing, buzzing or hissing not caused by external sounds
  • Ear pain or drainage from infections or fluid buildup
  • Eardrum perforations that may affect hearing or lead to infections
  • Balance disorders and dizziness caused by inner ear problems
  • Swimmer's ear

  • Chronic sinus disease that causes congestion, facial pressure and drainage
  • Nasal polyps that may affect breathing
  • Nasal obstruction from a deviated septum or swelling
  • Chronic allergies, including sneezing, congestion and post-nasal drip
  • Recurrent sinus infections and acute sinusitis

  • Chronic tonsillitis and recurring sore throats
  • Hoarseness or voice changes related to vocal cord problems or inflammation
  • Snoring and sleep-related breathing disorders
  • Thyroid enlargement and thyroid nodules
  • Neck masses or lumps that require expert evaluation
  • Salivary gland infections or stones
  • Acid reflux that affects the throat and voice

What Is Oral Allergy Syndrome?

Oral allergy syndrome (OAS) is a type of food allergy that intertwines with pollen allergies. For those who suffer from hay fever, particularly allergies to birch, ragweed or grass pollens, this syndrome can become a familiar challenge.
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Ear Infections in Children

Ear infections are a common health problem for young children. They happen when the middle ear gets swollen, often because of bacteria or viruses. The eustachian tubes, which connect the middle ear to the back of the nose, can get blocked. When that happens, fluid can build up and cause an infection.
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Sinus Surgery for Chronic Sinusitis: Is It Right for You?

Dealing with chronic sinusitis can be frustrating. The persistent congestion, facial pressure and difficulty breathing can disrupt your daily life. You’ve likely tried over-the-counter options, maybe even sought advice from your health care provider, but the relief is only temporary. When medications and other remedies no longer work, sinus surgery may be a solution.
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