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Biltmore Ear, Nose & Throat Biltmore Ear, Nose & Throat was founded in 1972 to provide uncompromising patient care for all of your otolaryngology needs.

That is still our mission today, and the reason why more area physicians trust us to care for their patients.

You brush, you floss, you scrape your tongue, and you go through mints like it is your job. The bad breath keeps coming ...
10/27/2026

You brush, you floss, you scrape your tongue, and you go through mints like it is your job. The bad breath keeps coming back anyway. Sometimes there is even a feeling that something small is stuck at the back of your throat.

That combination often points to tonsil stones. They are small, hard clusters of debris that collect in the natural pockets of the tonsils, and they are far more common than people realize. They are usually harmless, but they can be stubborn, a little embarrassing, and frustrating to keep dealing with.

Poking at them at home can irritate the tonsils, so it is best to skip that. If they keep coming back, an evaluation can help you understand your options.

Call (602) 956-1250 to schedule an evaluation.

The license plates are changing. Minnesota, Washington, Alberta. The golf courses are getting busier and the line at you...
10/23/2026

The license plates are changing. Minnesota, Washington, Alberta. The golf courses are getting busier and the line at your favorite breakfast spot just got longer. Snowbird season is officially here.

If you spend the winter months in Arizona, you do not have to save your ear, nose, and throat concerns for when you get back home. Biltmore ENT has offices in Arcadia, Downtown Phoenix, Arrowhead, Goodyear, Tempe, Mesa, and Queen Creek. Whether your winter place is in the East Valley, the West Valley, or somewhere in between, there is likely an office nearby.

And to our year-round neighbors: thank you for sharing the Valley. We promise the extra traffic is worth it.

Call (602) 956-1250 to find a convenient location.

Here is something most people do not expect: the best time to get ahead of a Phoenix spring is right now.If February thr...
10/21/2026

Here is something most people do not expect: the best time to get ahead of a Phoenix spring is right now.

If February through April usually hits you hard (the desert blooms, the grasses, the trees that seem to coat every car in the Valley), allergy immunotherapy may help your body become less reactive over time. The catch is that it takes time. Allergy shots generally need a few months of consistent build-up before they start making a noticeable difference.

Start in the fall and you give yourself a real head start before the pollen shows up. Testing comes first, so we know exactly what you are reacting to and can build a plan around it.

Call (602) 956-1250 to schedule an allergy evaluation.

It started as a normal cold. That was almost two weeks ago. Now the stuffiness has settled in behind your cheeks, and yo...
10/19/2026

It started as a normal cold. That was almost two weeks ago. Now the stuffiness has settled in behind your cheeks, and you cannot tell if you are getting better or worse.

Most colds run their course in about a week to ten days. When symptoms hang on longer than that, or you start to improve and then suddenly feel worse again, it can be a sign the problem has moved into your sinuses.

Cold season is just getting started across the Valley, so this one is worth keeping in mind. If your cold has stopped acting like a cold, an evaluation can help identify what is going on and what will actually help.

Call (602) 956-1250 to schedule an evaluation.

Holiday travel is coming up fast. For a lot of people with sleep apnea, that means planning the whole trip around a CPAP...
10/16/2026

Holiday travel is coming up fast. For a lot of people with sleep apnea, that means planning the whole trip around a CPAP: the extra bag, the cords, the distilled water, the TSA bin, and the hotel outlet that is never close enough to the bed. Some people just leave it at home and accept a week of rough sleep.

It does not have to work that way. Inspire is an FDA-approved option for people with obstructive sleep apnea who have struggled with CPAP. It is a small implanted device that works from the inside to help keep your airway open, and you turn it on at bedtime with a handheld remote. That remote is the only thing you pack.

Not everyone is a candidate, so it starts with a conversation and an evaluation. If you want to explore it before next year's trips, now is a good time to start.

Call (602) 956-1250 to learn if Inspire is right for you.

Your nose has two jobs. It sits right in the middle of your face, and it is also how you breathe. Most people only think...
10/08/2026

Your nose has two jobs. It sits right in the middle of your face, and it is also how you breathe. Most people only think about one of those at a time.

Dr. Christian Paquet thinks about both. He is a board certified otolaryngologist and a fellowship-trained facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon, so how your nose works and how it looks are one connected conversation with him. Rhinoplasty, revision rhinoplasty, and endoscopic sinus surgery are at the center of his practice, along with facial rejuvenation options like eyelid surgery and injectables.

He completed medical school and residency at USC's Keck School of Medicine, then his facial plastics fellowship in Beverly Hills. If you have been wanting to breathe better, look refreshed, or both, he is a great person to start that conversation with.

Call (602) 956-1250 to schedule a consultation with Dr. Paquet.

The first morning that actually feels like fall shows up, someone lights a cinnamon candle, and the whole office is talk...
10/06/2026

The first morning that actually feels like fall shows up, someone lights a cinnamon candle, and the whole office is talking about pumpkin spice everything. Meanwhile, you can barely smell any of it.

A dulled sense of smell is easy to shrug off, but it usually has a reason behind it. Long-running sinus inflammation, nasal polyps, allergies, and lingering effects from a past virus can all quietly turn the volume down on smell (and on taste, since the two work together).

Some of those causes are very treatable once they are identified. If fall has been smelling a little flat for a while now, an evaluation can help figure out why.

Call (602) 956-1250 to schedule an evaluation.

It starts small. You stop suggesting the loud restaurant. You laugh along when you miss the punchline instead of asking ...
09/29/2026

It starts small. You stop suggesting the loud restaurant. You laugh along when you miss the punchline instead of asking anyone to repeat it. You start passing on invitations, not because you do not want to go, but because keeping up with a table full of conversation has quietly become exhausting.

Hearing loss almost never arrives as one dramatic moment. Far more often, it looks like slowly pulling back from the things you used to love.

The encouraging part is that getting evaluated is simple, and today's options are discreet and built around your specific hearing. Really, this is about staying in the room with your people.

Call (602) 956-1250 to schedule a hearing evaluation.

There is pressure behind your eyes and across your cheeks, and it gets worse when you lean forward. It feels like a sinu...
09/24/2026

There is pressure behind your eyes and across your cheeks, and it gets worse when you lean forward. It feels like a sinus headache, so you take a decongestant and wait for it to pass.

Here is the part that surprises people: a lot of what gets treated as sinus headaches turns out to be migraines. The two overlap far more than you would expect, and treating the wrong one is usually the reason the pain keeps coming back.

If your headaches are frequent, or nothing you reach for seems to touch them, an evaluation can help you stop guessing.

Call (602) 956-1250 to schedule an evaluation.

You clear your throat constantly. Swallowing feels like there is a lump that will not go away. Your voice comes out roug...
09/22/2026

You clear your throat constantly. Swallowing feels like there is a lump that will not go away. Your voice comes out rough in the morning and loosens up by lunchtime.

Almost nobody connects that to reflux, because there is often no heartburn at all. It is sometimes called silent reflux, and it happens when stomach acid works its way up and irritates the throat and voice box. It gets mistaken for allergies, or for a cold that overstayed its welcome.

If your throat has felt off for a few weeks with no obvious explanation, an evaluation can help sort out what is actually behind it.

Call (602) 956-1250 to schedule an evaluation.

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Phoenix, AZ
85006

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