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Pediatric Ear Nose and Throat
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Pediatric Ear Nose and Throat

Pediatric ENT specialists provide expert care for children's ear, nose, and throat conditions—from chronic ear infections and tonsil issues to sleep apnea and airway disorders. At BASS Medical Group, our child-focused approach ensures your little ones get the compassionate, specialized care they need to grow and thrive.

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Conditions Commonly Treated

A person holding their forehead and nose bridge with a tissue in hand, sitting on a couch under a blanket, showing discomfort. Natural lighting with soft focus on the sinuses area.
Sinus Infection
Diagram showing deviated septum affecting airflow
Deviated Septum
Doctor using an otoscope to examine an infected ear
Ear Infection
Person having difficulty hearing during conversation
Hearing Loss

Related Specialties

Female ENT doctor with dark hair wearing blue scrubs and gloves gently feeling a blonde female patient’s neck and thyroid area during an exam.
Otolaryngology (ENT)
Pediatric nurse checking a young girl's height as part of her annual physical.
Pediatrics
Young girl at medical examination or hearing aid checkup in otolaryngologist's office.
Audiology

Services We Offer

  • Ear Tube Placement
  • Tonsillectomy & Adenoidectomy
  • Pediatric Airway Evaluation

When Should You See a Specialist?

If your child experiences frequent ear infections, loud snoring, mouth breathing, or difficulty hearing or swallowing, it may be time to see a pediatric ENT. These symptoms can affect speech, sleep, and school performance and may require specialized treatment.

FAQs About Pain Medicine

Q1: What does a pediatric ENT specialist do?
A1: Pediatric ENT specialists diagnose and treat conditions of the ears, nose, and throat in children, including infections, tonsil problems, hearing issues, and airway obstructions.

Q2: Are frequent ear infections in children normal?
A2: While common, frequent ear infections may require evaluation by a pediatric ENT. Recurrent infections can affect hearing and development and may need ear tubes or other treatments.

Q3: What are signs of pediatric sleep apnea?
A3: Signs may include loud snoring, gasping during sleep, restless sleep, or daytime fatigue. Pediatric ENT specialists can evaluate whether enlarged tonsils or adenoids are contributing.

Why Choose BASS Medical Group

At BASS Medical Group, our Pediatric ENT specialists are trained to diagnose and treat even the most complex ENT conditions in infants, toddlers, and teens. We prioritize a gentle, age-appropriate approach and coordinate care with pediatricians and sleep or allergy specialists when needed—offering a trusted, family-friendly experience in Northern California.

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