Chronic infections of the tonsils and adenoids can cause repeated illness with symptoms that impact your quality of life. At SFENTA, we offer surgical treatments to help stop these chronic conditions.
With chronic infections of the tonsils and adenoids, surgery is often the best form of treatment. These procedures include a partial or complete removal, leading to lasting relief from chronic infections.
The surgery options include:
During this procedure, the tonsils are removed by a surgeon. The procedure is performed using a scalpel or another surgical instrument that heats the tissue and stops bleeding.
This is an outpatient procedure that allows you to recover at home following the surgery. A tonsillectomy can help end repeated infections including tonsillitis, and can also improve breathing.
This procedure removes the adenoids, which stops chronic infections. The procedure is most often performed on children under the age of seven. Prior to surgery, a provider will examine the adenoids using an x-ray or guided camera inserted through the nose to look for swelling or enlargement of the adenoids. This outpatient surgery requires general anesthesia and is performed by entering through the mouth.
At SFENTA, it“s our goal to provide comprehensive care for patients across South Florida. With over 30 locations and a network of highly trained providers, we’re making quality ENT care more accessible than ever. When you visit SFENTA, you’ll experience:
Patient-Centered Care
During your appointment, your provider will listen to your concerns, ensuring each issue gets the attention it deserves. He or she will formulate a customized treatment plan to address each problem.
Continuity of Care
We provide comprehensive care that addresses each of your symptoms with solutions that provide lasting relief.
A Network of Highly Trained Physicians
With over 50 board-certified physicians, we’ve built a network that breeds collaboration, leading to the best patient outcomes.
The Security of a Community Staple
After helping patients in the South Florida community for over 30 years, you rest assured you’re receiving the best possible care at SFENTA.
For certain patients, medication may also be an option if they are not yet experiencing chronic infections. Chronic infections typically do not respond to medication, which makes surgery the best form of treatment.
