Tongue tie, or ankyloglossia, is a condition that may seem minor but can have a significant impact on a child’s feeding, speech, and oral development. Whether you’re a new parent noticing feeding challenges or a caregiver navigating delayed speech, understanding the treatment options available—both surgical and non-surgical—can help you make the best decision for your child’s needs.
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The first time your child has a nosebleed, it most likely terrifies your child as well as you. It’s a scary sight and once you have it under control, you want to know why it happened. Some children have recurrent nosebleeds. Here is some information if you are dealing with frequent nosebleeds: causes and prevention for kids.
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If you’re preparing for nasal polyp removal surgery, it’s natural to feel a little anxious or curious about what the process involves. The good news is that this type of surgery, known as endoscopic sinus surgery, is common. Best of all, most people find that the procedure significantly improves their breathing and quality of life.
To help ease any concerns, let’s walk through what to expect before, during, and after the surgery, as well as what the recovery process will look like.
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We hope to add another Best of Savannah award to our wall for 2023. Every day we strive to set the standard for otolaryngology and audiology care in the Savannah area.
We are grateful to have received this award year after year and encourage our patients to help us go for 2023!
Otolaryngologist is the medical term for an ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialist. This type of specialist treats many conditions of the ear including hearing impairment, infections, disorders affecting balance, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), and pain. Let’s learn more about when to see Coastal Ear, Nose & Throat for ear pain.
Do you have allergies? Still have your tonsils? If you said yes to both, you will likely experience some problems with your tonsils at some point. Let’s investigate the connection. How do allergies affect my tonsils?
