Dr. David Wayne Molter, MD

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Seen Dr. Molter in the ED. Even though sleep apnea is not a concern for you, it is for the mother that is staying up at night worried about their child. No.. it may not be an emergency, but when you can't get an appointment within a reasonable amount of time, and this issue is increasing, you look at alternatives. A little compassion and understanding would help.

SUCH AN AMAZING DR. HE WAS MY ENT DR FOR 10 YRS AND WOULD RECOMMEND HIM TO ANYONE.

Dr. Molter has a rare combination of skills; not only is his surgical work "pristine" (the choice word used repeatedly by my child's pediatrician upon recent examination of my child's ears), but he has a great bedside manner that he seemingly tailors to every child and family (as we learned when we overheard Dr. Molter talking with another young patient and his family while awaiting my son's recovery). He was originally recommended to me by a physician friend, but was then named a second time as a referral by my child's pediatrician (whose opinion I greatly respect), independent of the former recommendation. Most importantly, my patient himself has high praise for Dr. Molter's skills, too: as we were departing the hospital after surgery, my son worried aloud, "But Mommy, they didn't put the tubes in my ears!!!" (Uh, yes they did...about two hours ago.)I feel blessed to have this caliber of expertise in our region.

Dr. Molter has the perfect balance of friendly, easy to be around, loves kids AND a gifted physician. You won't find anyone, anywhere, better as far as a Pediatric ENT goes.