The Voice Care Center of Nashville is committed to helping our patients feel their best. For patients dealing with problems with their voice and swallowing, “feeling their best” is not always easy. Fortunately, our physicians have been trained to accurately diagnose and appropriately treat many conditions which cause voice and swallowing disorders.

Is your voice not performing the way it is supposed to? By performing both fiberoptic laryngoscopy and videostroboscopy, our physicians are able to accurately diagnose pathologies which cause dysphonia (disorders of voice production). These procedures are quick, well-tolerated, and can be performed in the office without sedation. Once the cause has been diagnosed, we are able to offer a number of treatments options for improving your voice, including both surgical and non-surgical options, designed to help you get your voice back.

Patients with dysphagia (difficulties eating and swallowing), can expect a comprehensive evaluation aimed at identifying the cause of their difficulty. For many patients, radiographic studies or endoscopic evaluation of the throat may be necessary for accurate diagnosis. Our physicians may offer a variety of treatment options to address many of the common causes of swallowing dysfunction, including diet modification, swallowing therapy, medication, or minimally invasive surgery.

Services/Treatments Offered:

• Videostroboscopy
• Microlaryngeal Surgery
• Vocal Polyps, Nodules, Cysts
• Vocal Cord Paralysis
• Vocal Cord Bowing
• Laryngopharyngeal Reflux
• Laryngeal Tumors
• Voice Screenings
• Voice Health Maintenance Services
• Speech/Voice Therapy
• Swallowing Therapy
• Spasmodic Dysphonia
• Educational Seminars at your church or event

Your Voice, Your Instrument

Understanding Your Voice

In a 62 minute engaging video, Dr. Mark Williams explains what the voice is and how it functions. Video samples of what normal and damaged vocal cords (e.g., by polyps, nodules, laryngitis, etc.) look like drives home the importance of maintaing good voice health. Helpful tips are also given from voice instructors, coaches and therapists to help you care for your instrument. This is the only high definition video of this type on the market. Dr. Mark Williams is a board-certified Otolaryngologist (Ear, Nose & Throat – Head & Neck Surgeon) and founder of the Voice Care Center of Nashville.

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