Dr. Cable treats the full range of ear, nose, and throat conditions in patients of all ages at his Frisco, TX practice. His areas of expertise include ear infections, enlarged tonsils, sinusitis and allergies, nasal obstruction, hearing loss, snoring and sleep apnea, enlarged lymph nodes, and head and neck lumps, masses, and tumors. He emphasizes minimally invasive treatment whenever appropriate.

Call the office directly at (972) 984-1050 to schedule an appointment. New patient appointments are typically available within 1-2 weeks. The practice is located at 11700 Teel Parkway, Suite 201, in Frisco, TX 75033.

See an ENT when sinus symptoms last more than a week, recur frequently, or include facial pain or pressure, discolored nasal discharge, reduced sense of smell, or headaches. Persistent or recurrent sinusitis deserves professional evaluation to prevent complications and identify whether the underlying cause is infection, allergy, anatomic obstruction, or another condition.

Yes. Dr. Cable’s Frisco office offers comprehensive hearing loss evaluation and treatment, including diagnostic hearing tests, identification of the underlying cause, and personalized options ranging from medical management to hearing aids and assistive devices.

Yes. Allergy testing is offered to identify the specific allergens causing your symptoms. Based on results, treatment may include medication, lifestyle adjustments, or immunotherapy delivered as allergy shots or sublingual drops.

Non-surgical options for snoring and sleep apnea include CPAP therapy, oral appliance therapy, positional therapy, and lifestyle modifications such as weight management and avoidance of alcohol before sleep. The right combination depends on the severity of the condition and patient preferences, determined after a sleep evaluation.

Pediatric ENT appointments are typically available within 1-2 weeks. Dr. Cable is fellowship-trained in Pediatric Otolaryngology and treats children of all ages, including infants. Urgent concerns should be discussed by phone — call (972) 984-1050.

Diagnostic tools used in the office include nasal and laryngeal endoscopy, comprehensive audiometric testing, in-office allergy diagnostics, and imaging studies including CT scans when needed. These enable accurate diagnosis at the first visit for most conditions.

Tonsillitis treatment depends on whether the episodes are acute or recurrent. Acute tonsillitis is usually treated with medication. Recurrent or chronic tonsillitis may warrant tonsillectomy, particularly when episodes are frequent enough to affect quality of life, sleep, or breathing. Treatment plans are individualized for both children and adults.

Bring any relevant prior medical records, a current medication list, your insurance card, and a written list of your symptoms and questions. If your appointment includes a hearing evaluation, avoid loud noise exposure for 24 hours beforehand. New patient paperwork can be completed at the office or in advance — call (972) 984-1050 with questions.