Rediscover the world that you've been missing out on with comprehensive audiology services from St. Cloud Ear, Nose & Throat. The ENT specialists at St. Cloud Ear, Nose and Throat provide a full range of contemporary treatments including the state-of-the-art Balloon Sinuplasty procedure.

St. Cloud Ear, Nose and Throat utilizes established clinical and operating room services with modern equipment and techniques, allowing for significant symptom relief and improvement in overall quality of life.If you're suffering with sinus pain, don't wait another day.

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Our Team

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At St. Cloud ENT, our friendly staff of medical professionals are committed to providing excellent quality care for ear, nose and throat patients. We take pride in providing personal attention for every patient, with individual treatment plans designed to provide real, long-lasting relief. Call or visit our main office in St. Cloud today, or one of our convenient outreach clinics located in Alexandria, Little Falls, Sauk Centre, Staples and Pillager.

Sinus Care

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The list of symptoms goes on - coughing, sneezing, wheezing. You've been suffering from chronic sinusitis (or chronic sinus infection) and you have tried everything from OTC (over-the-counter) medications to antibiotics. You've seen multiple doctors and nothing seems to work. Since 2005, over 375,000 patients have been treated safely with Balloon Sinuplasty, a minimally-invasive in-office procedure.

Audiology

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Hearing loss affects more people than Parkinson's, Epilepsy, Alzheimer's and Diabetes combined. Speak with one of our compassionate hearing care specialists to learn about all of the options available to you. We will answer all of your questions in a comfortable, relaxed environment. Our greatest satisfaction is helping patients hear again.

Hearing Aid Maintenance

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Using the brush that was provided with your hearing aid, brush off the microphones and the receiver. If your wax guard has an orange stick, screw the stick into the existing wax guard until it is flush with the end of the hearing aid and pull to remove it. If your wax guard has a black stick, push the black end of the stick into the old filter and pull it out.

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