Head and Neck Disorders
The board-certified physicians of Anne Arundel ENT & Facial Plastic Surgery are trained and experienced in the medical and surgical management of Head and Neck conditions including: Thyroid disorders Parathyroid disorders Salivary Gland disorders Parotid tumors Head and Neck Cancers Facial Reconstruction post-trauma or post-tumor Moh’s Surgery Reconstruction.This is a special type of reconstructive plastic surgery that can be […]
Ear Congestion and Pain
Dealing with ear congestion and pain can be an uncomfortable and often distressing experience AAENT & Facial Plastic Surgery team in Maryland is committed to providing a compassionate and dedicated approach to your care. Dealing with ear congestion and pain can be an uncomfortable and often distressing experience. The symptoms of fullness, pressure, or even […]
Sudden Hearing Loss
Sudden sensorineural (“inner ear”) hearing loss (SSHL), commonly known as sudden deafness is an unexplained, rapid loss of hearing either all at once or over a few days. Sudden deafness frequently affects only one ear. Our ability to hear allows us to connect with the world around us, and any interruption to this sense can […]
Snoring and Sleep Disorders
Treatment for snoring and sleep disorders usually depends on the severity of the condition and whether patients are experiencing apnea or simple snoring. Sleep disorders, including snoring issues, can significantly impact the quality of your life, leading to fatigue, decreased cognitive function, and other health complications. At AAENT & Facial Plastic Surgery in Maryland, we […]
Aging Voice and Parkinson’s Related Voice Disorders
As part of the normal aging process, the muscles that sustain and support our vocal folds (cords), may alter and change The severity of symptoms varies from person to person. The timbre of our voice is as distinctive as our fingerprint. But just as our physical appearance changes with time, so does the quality of […]
Vocal Cord Dysfunction
Vocal cord dysfunction is a generalized term used to describe a neuropathy in the vagus nerve. This is different from a wheeze when breathing out, which is more consistent with asthma. The human voice is not just a tool; it’s an embodiment of individuality, character, and emotion. An interruption to this vital instrument, such as […]
Cough
A cough is a reflex that clears the throat of mucus, irritants, and foreign particles. A persistent cough can be bad for your health, causing discomfort and often being a symptom of a larger underlying issue. While typically seen as a transient symptom, a cough can sometimes be the herald of underlying conditions requiring more […]
Dysphagia and Swallowing Problems
Dysphagia and Swallowing Problems Pediatric dysphagia is a disorder identified by a child’s difficulty with eating or swallowing foods and liquids. It can be caused by difficulty mobilizing the mouth, lips and tongue (oral dysphagia) or by difficulty with swallowing in the throat (pharyngeal dysphagia). It is important for children with swallowing problems of any […]
Hoarseness
If your voice sounds rough or husky, you may have dysphonia – commonly called hoarseness. Hoarseness should go away after a short time but, if it lasts for three weeks or more, you should contact AAENT. Hoarseness extends beyond mere vocal discomfort. It serves as a critical indicator, flagged by our vocal cords, hinting at […]
Voice and Swallowing Center
The AAENT Voice and Swallowing Center is led by our team & partnering with our Speech Pathologist, Heather Langford focusing on the diagnosis and treatment of laryngologic conditions. The intricacies of our voice and swallowing systems are often taken for granted, yet they serve as the bedrock for both interpersonal communication and our most basic survival needs: speaking and eating. These […]
