Our Services

Conditions We Treat

The Voice, Resonance, and Swallowing Center treats children with a broad range of conditions affecting the larynx, including:

Dr. Dohar with a fellow and nurse at the Voice Center

Dr. Dohar reviews a case with Dr. Todd Wine, pediatric otolaryngology fellow, and Beverly Richert, PhD, CRNP, nurse coordinator of the Voice, Resonance, and Swallowing Center.

Scratchy, weak, raspy, hoarse, or breathy voice
Difficulty with loudness
Increased effort to talk
Pain or discomfort with speaking or singing
Voice fatigue (worsening voice quality or discomfort with voice use)
Change in singing voice
Prolonged voice changes or unchanged voice quality in relation to puberty
Frequent laryngitis
Muscle tension dysphonia (feeling tightness in the throat / straining while voicing or speaking)
Changes in voice after trauma or surgery to the neck, throat ,or larynx
Vocal fold granulomas / nodules
Vocal fold edema (swelling)
Laryngeal and recurrent respiratory papillomatosis, or RRP
Other changes to the vocal folds and how they move
Performance voice
Vocal resonance
Dysphagia (swallowing difficulties or disorders)