Expert Voice & Swallowing Care in Lafayette

Your voice is one of your most personal tools—used every day to express yourself, connect with others, and navigate your world. When something goes wrong with your voice or swallowing function, it can affect more than just your ability to communicate—it can impact your overall well-being. At LENTS in Lafayette, we specialize in diagnosing and treating voice and swallowing disorders so you can regain comfort, clarity, and control. If you've noticed a change in your voice or difficulty swallowing, schedule a voice and swallowing evaluation at Louisiana ENT Specialists in Lafayette today.

Voice & Swallowing Treatments at LENTS

Our voice and swallowing team in Lafayette provides advanced care for disorders of the vocal cords, larynx, upper airway, and upper digestive tract. Whether you're dealing with hoarseness, vocal strain, or trouble swallowing, we'll work with you to uncover the root cause and create a personalized treatment plan.

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Our Commitment to Your Voice

At Louisiana ENT Specialists, we understand that your voice is more than sound—it's how you show up in the world. From teachers and public speakers to performers and everyday conversationalists, a strong, healthy voice is essential. Even mild changes like hoarseness or vocal fatigue can impact your daily life.

Our team is passionate about helping patients restore vocal strength, resolve swallowing issues, and get back to doing what they love—without discomfort or limitation.

Vocal Cord & Voice Examination

The first step in treating any voice disorder is proper evaluation. If you're experiencing hoarseness, voice loss, or a change in pitch or tone, our specialists can perform a detailed examination using advanced tools such as:

  • Laryngoscopy – A small scope that allows the provider to view your vocal cords directly.
  • Videostrobolaryngoscopy – A state-of-the-art technique that uses a small camera to project slow-motion images of your vocal cords for more detailed assessment

These tools allow us to diagnose even subtle issues, so we can recommend treatment with accuracy and confidence.

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Treatment for Complex Voice Disorders

Our Lafayette team is experienced in managing a wide range of complex voice conditions, including:

  • Laryngitis
  • Vocal cord paresis or paralysis
  • Spasmodic dysphonia
  • Muscle tension dysphonia
  • Chronic hoarseness
  • Vocal nodules or polyps

Treatment options may include medication, voice therapy with a speech-language pathologist, or in some cases, minimally invasive surgery. No matter your condition, we'll work closely with you to restore vocal quality and function.

Swallowing Disorders

Difficulty swallowing—known as dysphagia—can result from neurological issues, reflux, or structural problems in the throat. At LENTS, we evaluate swallowing concerns using comprehensive assessments and imaging. We then tailor treatment, which may involve therapy, dietary changes, or surgical intervention depending on the cause.

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Why Choose Louisiana ENT Specialists in Lafayette?

At LENTS, our voice and swallowing team brings deep expertise and advanced tools to every evaluation. We combine medical precision with compassionate care to support patients at every stage of diagnosis and treatment. Whether you use your voice professionally or simply want to speak and eat without pain or strain, we are here to help you reach your goals.

With board-certified ENT specialists and experienced support staff on-site, we're able to guide your care from your first visit through to full recovery—all in one convenient Lafayette location. If you're ready to find relief from voice or swallowing issues, contact Louisiana ENT Specialists in Lafayette today to schedule your appointment.

With 16 convenient locations around the Louisiana area, we're never far away.

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