Diagnosing and Treating a Runny Nose
Many adults deal with the chronic issue of nonallergic rhinitis. Similar to the common cold and seasonal allergies, the symptoms can include sneezing, coughing, runny nose, post nasal drip and…
Nose Job – The Silent Confidence Booster
Many people look in the mirror and feel small improvements could be made. Have you considered facial surgery to enhance or correct the appearance of your nose? London, Ontario’s Dr.…
The Cost of Sinusitis
Everyone can appreciate the discomfort and frustration of blocked sinuses. In most cases, this is acute sinusitis and will be resolved within a week or two, sometimes with the use…
Tonsil Troubles
Most people are vaguely aware of their tonsils and where they’re located, but many are unclear about what they actually do. To be clear, tonsils are the round, fleshy bits…
Is Your Chronic Bad Breath Caused by Tonsil Stones?
If you are plagued with ongoing halitosis, or bad breath, you may be wondering where it’s coming from and what you can do about it. Bad breath can be an…
What Are Tonsil Stones and What Do I Do About Them?
If you’re suffering from perpetual bad breath (halitosis), you may want to take a closer look at your tonsils. If you spot small white or yellow bumps, you might have…
What Can I Expect During the Balloon Sinuplasty Process?
Before your balloon sinuplasty procedure, Dr. Rotenberg will perform a complete examination to ensure you don’t have any conditions that would prevent the success of the procedure. You will also need a…
What is Balloon Dilation of the Eustachian Tube?
The Eustachian tube runs between the middle ear and the sinuses and controls the pressure within the middle ear, equalizing it with the air pressure outside of the body. It…
What is Balloon Sinuplasty?
For many years, people that suffered from the lasting effects of chronic sinusitis had two options for treatment: medication or surgery. While decongestants reduce swelling and nasal steroids help inflammation,…
Better Night Life
Each night, millions of people are impacted by obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Sleep apnea causes a start-stop breathing pattern when tissue in the throat blocks the airway. This results in…