It is estimated that over 20 million Americans suffer from Nasal Airway Obstruction (NAO). Here at Montgomery County ENT Institute, we evaluate and treat patients who suffer from nasal airway obstruction and provide an in-office treatment, known as VivAer, to help improve breathing through your nasal passages. What is VivAer? VivAer is an in-office Continue Reading
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Specialized Service
We specialize in Ear, Nose and Throat, Sinus & Allergy Disorders, Audiology and Facial Plastics.
Your Health
Questions about your health? Does your child get frequent ear infections? Trouble hearing? Do you suffer from recurrent sore throats or hoarseness? We can help you.
Our Team
Personalized care, friendly doctors and staff, we take a comprehensive and holistic approach to ensure you receive the best medical care you deserve.
Our team specializes in these cutting edge areas
Sinus + Allergy
Minimally invasive sinus procedures using Balloon dilation techniques which can be done in office as well as in the operating room.
Audiology
We help patients unlock their full communicative potential by providing a variety of hearing care solutions.
Check out our Recent Posts
Managing Your Allergies
Allergic rhinitis, otherwise known as allergic rhinosinusitis, is characterized by excessive sneezing, rhinorrhea (nasal drainage), nasal obstruction, postnasal drip, itching/watering eyes and nasal congestion. Allergies can present seasonally or perennially. During the summer months, pollens from both grasses and weeds are at their peak. Below are some ways you can help control your allergy Continue Reading
Is Acid Reflux Causing My Symptoms?
The stomach naturally produces acid to digest food. Sometimes this acid can make its way up the esophagus and into the throat, a condition called Laryngopharyngeal Reflux (LPR). LPR often occurs without heartburn, making it difficult to diagnose, and is often considered a “silent” disease. What are some symptoms of LPR? Hoarseness, especially in the Continue Reading
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