MaineHealth ear, nose and throat doctors, also known as ENTs, treat a variety of conditions in adults and children. From hearing loss and balance disorders to snoring and sleep apnea, they are skilled in both medical and surgical treatments.
Your family doctor or primary care provider may refer you to an ENT for specialized care. ENTs work with primary care providers, audiologists and medical assistants to diagnose and treat the full range of ear, nose and throat issues.
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