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When Should You Arrive For Your Appointment?
You should arrive 30 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment time.

Are Your Facilities Handicapped Accessible?
Yes, each of our locations is handicapped accessible.

What Is Your Cancellation Policy?
A 24 hour notice is required when cancelling an appointment.

Where Are Your Offices Located?
We have four locations to serve you.

Dallas Office
4104 Junius Street
Dallas, TX 75246
214-742-2194

Ft. Worth Office
1001 12th Ave. Suite 130
Ft. Worth, TX 76104
817-332-3277

Colleyville Office
6221 Colleyville Blvd. Suite 100
Colleyville,TX 76034
817-329-1500

Plano Office
Baylor Medical Center Plano
4708 Alliance Blvd
Pavilion 1, Suite 860
Plano, TX 75093
Phone: 469-814-0928
Toll Free: 800-OwensEar
Fax: 469-814-0955

Will You Bill My Insurance Company?
We bill MOST insurances but you should verify when your appointment is made. All co-pays and deductibles are due at the time of service.

Should I Bring My Medical Records?
Yes, if you have records or radiology films that pertain to your office visit bring them with you. If you have been referred by another physician, arrange with them to get a copy of your records or have them send a copy for you. Our doctors prefer imaging films instead of discs if available.

Basic Facts About Ear Surgery
The majority of our patients will have their surgery as an outpatient day surgery procedure. The patient will come into the hospital day surgery unit and check in.

The night prior to your surgery you should not eat or drink anything after midnight. If your surgery is in the afternoon, it is permissible to have a liquid breakfast including coffee or tea before 8:00 a.m. Although it is hard to wait a half-day for surgery without taking anything orally, this ensures that your stomach will be empty. This makes undergoing general anesthesia much safer and you may experience less nausea after surgery.

The surgery requires general anesthetic which means you will be asleep and feel nothing during your procedure. This requires that the anesthesiologist put a breathing tube in your throat to protect your airway during surgery. A general anesthetic is actually much safer than having surgery under IV sedation, contrary to what most patients believe. The delicate nature of ear surgery requires there be no chance that a patient would move about during surgery.

After your surgery is complete you will be in the recovery room for forty-five minutes to an hour and then in the post-anesthesia recovery room for approximatley an hour. There are discharge criteria which you will have to achieve prior to being discharged. You will need to make arrangements to have someone drive you home.