3 Best ENT Doctors in Athens, GA

“Dr. Charles Mixson earned his Bachelor of Science degree in biology from Duke University, graduating Cum Laude and with Honors in 1997. Then, He attended medical school at The Medical College of Georgia, where he was an alumni scholar, and graduating in 2001, he remained at MCG in Augusta to complete his ENT residency. In 2006, he finished his training and moved to Athens to join Drs. Sheffield and Dempsey. He treats all the ENT-related issues. He has active membership in the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, American Academy of Otolaryngology Allergy, American Medical Association, and Georgia Society of Otolaryngology. He is serving in ENT Athens.”

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“Dr. C. Alexander Ashford completed his medical degree at The Medical College of Georgia, during which time he was drawn to the specialty of otolaryngology, which is secondary to the discipline’s unique blend of surgery and medicine. He then completed his residency training at the University of Mississippi Medical Center in 2014. Dr. Alexander Ashford is a trained ENT doctor who treats all ENT-related disorders. He is especially interested in treating sinus disease and specializes in handling endoscopic sinus surgery and minimally invasive sinus treatments. He is serving in the Ashford ENT Clinic. The clinic has all the advanced facilities.”

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“Dr. David Dillard graduated from Emory University with a degree in otolaryngology. He treats and handles all ear, nose, and throat-related disorders. He is specialised Sinuplasty surgeon in the country and board certified doctor by the American Board of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery in Otology. He was awarded multiple research grants, has given many presentations at prestigious national academic meetings, and has been interviewed by WebMD.com and Sirius XM Doctor Radio. He also published a book entitled Freedom From CPAP, which explains sleep apnea and the treatment options available for patients. Dr. David Dillard is serving and practicing in the sleep and sinus centers of Georgia.”

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