Nose & Sinus
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Please read our notice on COVID-19.
We are offering telemedicine appointments for appropriate new and current patients during the COVID-19 virus outbreak. If you have ENT-related concerns and a smartphone with access to video and text messaging, you are a candidate for a telemedicine visit. Please call us at (865) 244-4396 or contact us through our patient portal with any questions, concerns, or to schedule an appointment. Click here to download our Telemedicine Consent Form.
Greater Knoxville Ear, Nose & Throat is the region’s premier otolaryngology center for children and adults, providing the most advanced care for nose and sinus issues, allergies, mouth & throat, and ears & hearing, including hearing aids. We also provide additional audiology services and treatment for cancer of the head & neck, as well as snoring & sleep Apnea treatments. Call (865) 244-4396 to schedule an appointment.
Visit our Knoxville Sinus Center site also.
Mouth & Throat
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Allergies
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Audiology & Hearing Aids
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Why Choose Us?
At Greater Knoxville Ear Nose & Throat, we work hard to provide the best possible experiences and outcomes for our patients, and we love getting feedback. Find out what people like you have to say about us.
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Call us today at 865-244-4396 to make an appointment at one of our five
convenient locations.
Best Doctors in America
The physicians at Greater Knoxville Ear, Nose & Throat are named among the best doctors in the country, year after year. Click on the profiles below to learn more about our amazing doctors.
Elise C. Denneny, M.D., FACS – Otolaryngologist
Richard J. DePersio, M.D., FACS – Otolaryngologist
Leslie L. Baker, M.D. – Otolaryngologist
Christopher J. Rathfoot, M.D. – Otolaryngologist
Allan M. Rosenbaum, M.D., FACS – Otolaryngologist
GKENT Updates
Can COVID-19 affect your sense of smell and taste?
For the past weeks, some patients who tested positive for the COVID-19 virus have been reported to be experiencing a loss of sense of taste and smell. But does the virus actually cause it? In an analysis of data collected through a symptom app created by scientists to monitor the pandemic, it now looks like…
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