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What do you call an ear, nose and throat doctor? A: An ear, nose and throat doctor is called an otolaryngologist or ENT doctor. The field of otolaryngology is the longest-lived medical specialty in the United States, according to University of Texas Medical School.
Ear, Nose and Throat doctors are surgeons who focus mainly on structural problems and ENT complexities that can be corrected with surgery. Their ENT training typically causes them to look for bone and cartilage defects first, which are corrected through surgery. A patient will see an ENT specialist when she is having difficulty with nasal breathing, is experiencing a sore throat or raspy voice, and/or has trouble hearing clearly.