our surgery advise strictly as per guidelines and we dont advise unnecessarily.we treat kids like our own child.

Tonsils & Adenoids

Adenoids are small pads of immune tissue located behind the nose (not visible from the mouth).
They help fight infections when children are very young—but sometimes they:

Become chronically enlarged
Get repeatedly infected
Block breathing or ear drainage

How does removing adenoids help children?

After surgery, many parents notice:

✅ Child breathes easily through the nose
✅ Snoring reduces or stops
✅ Better sleep → improved focus & energy
✅ Fewer ear infections
✅ Hearing improves
✅ Speech clarity may improve
✅ Facial growth normalizes if mouth-breathing stops early

In kids with speech delay or hearing issues, this can be huge—better hearing = better language input.

we assure the kids get the right advise.Trust us blindly.

Snoring &Sleep Apnea

Is snoring serious?

Yes, both medically and socially. Snoring is a problem for the snorer as well as the bed partner. On average, the bed partner of a snorer loses at least an hour of sleep every night. Because the partner’s sleep is interrupted so frequently, it isn’t deep and restful. As a result, they can be irritable, resentful, even unsafe at the wheel while driving. Sleep deprivation can also compromise the immune system and lead to low energy, decreased productivity and poor thinking. Chronic snoring can even be a sign of a more serious health problem, obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).

Can snoring be cured?

Loud snorers, those who snore in any position or are disruptive to the family, should seek medical advice to ensure that sleep apnea is not a problem. The specialists at Atlantic ENT Associates. will provide a thorough examination of the nose, mouth, throat, palate and neck. A sleep study may be necessary to determine how serious the snoring is and to determine if sleep apnea is present.

Treatments for snoring & sleep apnea

Medication
Septoplasty (straighten inside of nose)
Somnoplasty (nasal turbinate reduction)
Nasal Polyp Removal
Tonsillectomy/Adenoidectomy
Pillar Procedure
Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty (uppp)
cpap (continuous positive airway pressure)
Oral Appliance
Lifestyle Change (weight/smoking/alcohol)