Breathe Freely Again
Personalised Sinus and Allergy Care in Singapore
Persistent nasal blockage, sneezing fits, or itchy eyes can drain energy and disrupt daily life. At Centre For Ear, Nose, Throat, Allergy, & Snoring (CENTAS), Dr Pang offers clear diagnoses and a tailored treatment plan, so you and your family can get back to easy breathing.
- Allergy and Sinus Doctor with Over 29 Years of Experience
- Child-Friendly Clinic
- Minimally-Invasive Allergy and Sinus Infection Treatments
- High-Patient Satisfaction
- Allergy and Sinus Doctor with Over 29 Years of Experience
- Minimally-Invasive Allergy and Sinus Infection Treatments
- Child-Friendly Clinic
- High-Patient Satisfaction
Meet Your Sinus and Allergy Specialist
Dr Pang Yoke Teen
Dr Pang graduated from the National University of Singapore and completed further training in the United Kingdom, United States, and Singapore.
As Senior Consultant and Clinical Director at the Department of Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, National University Hospital, he led the ENT Allergy and Rhinology clinic and introduced Sublingual Immunotherapy (SLIT) for allergic rhinitis.
He also set up the hospital’s Image-Guided Surgery Programme for procedures involving the nose, sinuses, and skull base. In addition to general ENT work, Dr Pang’s main focus is snoring, allergic rhinitis, eczema, allergic skin, allergic eyes, and sinus disease treatments for both children and adults.
CENTAS Medical Director
Senior ENT Consultant
Recognise the Warning Signs of Sinus & Allergy Trouble
A blocked nose may feel trivial, yet recurring symptoms often signal a condition that needs specialist care.
Watch Dr Pang explain what an allergy is:
- Persistent stuffy or runny nose, worse at night
- Facial pressure or headaches that linger for days
- Itchy, watery eyes after contact with dust, pets, or pollen
- Sneezing bouts that disrupt work, study, or play
If you recognise these symptoms in yourself or a loved one, an early consultation can set you on the path to easier breathing and restful sleep.
Your Path from Diagnosis to Lasting Relief
Identifying the real trigger behind sneezes, congestion, or itchy eyes is the first step toward breathing comfortably again. Here’s how Dr Pang guides you from clear diagnosis to a treatment plan that fits your needs.
3 Simple Tests to Uncover Your Allergy Triggers
Every lasting result begins with pinpointing the real cause of your symptoms.
Watch Dr Pang show how we test for allergies
Skin Prick
- Tiny droplets of common allergens are placed on your forearm (or back) and the skin is gently pricked.
- A raised bump with slight redness within about 15 minutes signals a trigger substance.
Blood Tests
- A small blood sample is sent to the laboratory, where antibody levels to dust, pollen, mould, pets, and other allergens are measured.
- Results return in a few days to guide your tailored care plan.
Nasal Endoscopy
- A slender camera scope is guided through the nostril to inspect the nasal passages and sinus openings.
- Real-time images reveal swelling, polyps, or blocked drainage channels, giving a clear picture of why symptoms persist and how to treat them.
How We Help Keep Your Symptoms in Check
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What It Is
Practical changes at home, school, or work to minimise everyday allergen contact. -
How It Works
You may receive suggestions for simple changes, such as using a HEPA vacuum, running a dehumidifier, and keeping pets out of bedrooms. -
Who Benefits
Anyone sensitive to dust, pets, and mould, especially those who spend long hours indoors. -
Why It Helps
With fewer irritants in the air, nasal tissues may be calmer, flare-ups become less frequent, and reliance on medication can be reduced.
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What It Is
Doctor-directed sprays, tablets, or drops that settle swelling, itch, and congestion. -
How It Works
A nasal spray eases swelling, an antihistamine blocks allergen-induced sneezing, and tablets help keep the passages clear. -
Who Benefits
Patients who need rapid relief during a flare-up, or steady control while longer-term treatments take effect. -
How It Is Taken
Daily or when symptoms flare up, at the dose your doctor set. Follow the instructions closely so the medication works as intended.
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What It Is
A method that gradually retrains your immune system rather than just covering up symptoms. -
How It Works
You receive steadily increasing doses of allergen extracts—either as injections under the skin or tablets that dissolve under the tongue. -
Who Benefits
Individuals with confirmed, specific allergies who want long-term relief instead of temporary symptom control. -
Why It Helps
Repeated exposure desensitises the immune system, so reactions become milder and less frequent over time.
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What It Is
A class of treatments made from living proteins, antibodies, or cells that zero in on the specific immune signals driving allergic inflammation. -
How It Works
Certain biologics block IgE, while others interrupt cytokines or receptors involved in the allergic reaction. -
Who Benefits
Individuals with severe or hard-to-control conditions, especially when conventional treatments fall short. -
How It Is Administered
By injection or infusion in the clinic, or self-administered at home, at intervals set by the medication and your response.
How We Help Keep Your Symptoms in Check
Environmental Modifications
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What It Is
Practical changes at home, school, or work to minimise everyday allergen contact. -
How It Works
You may receive suggestions for simple changes, such as using a HEPA vacuum, running a dehumidifier, and keeping pets out of bedrooms. -
Who Benefits
Anyone sensitive to dust, pets, and mould, especially those who spend long hours indoors. -
Why It Helps
With fewer irritants in the air, nasal tissues may be calmer, flare-ups become less frequent, and reliance on medication can be reduced.
Medication
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What It Is
Doctor-directed sprays, tablets, or drops that settle swelling, itch, and congestion. -
How It Works
A nasal spray eases swelling, an antihistamine blocks allergen-induced sneezing, and tablets help keep the passages clear. -
Who Benefits
Patients who need rapid relief during a flare-up, or steady control while longer-term treatments take effect. -
How It Is Taken
Daily or when symptoms flare up, at the dose your doctor set. Follow the instructions closely so the medication works as intended.
Immunotherapy
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What It Is
A method that gradually retrains your immune system rather than just covering up symptoms. -
How It Works
You receive steadily increasing doses of allergen extracts—either as injections under the skin or tablets that dissolve under the tongue. -
Who Benefits
Individuals with confirmed, specific allergies who want long-term relief instead of temporary symptom control. -
Why It Helps
Repeated exposure desensitises the immune system, so reactions become milder and less frequent over time.
Biologics
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What It Is
A class of treatments made from living proteins, antibodies, or cells that zero in on the specific immune signals driving allergic inflammation. -
How It Works
Certain biologics block IgE, while others interrupt cytokines or receptors involved in the allergic reaction. -
Who Benefits
Individuals with severe or hard-to-control conditions, especially when conventional treatments fall short. -
How It Is Administered
By injection or infusion in the clinic, or self-administered at home, at intervals set by the medication and your response.
4 Steps to Clearer Breathing and Steadier Sinuses
Personalised Consultation
Dr Pang listens to your concerns, reviews your history, and performs an examination so he can understand exactly what’s troubling you.
Targeted Investigations
On-site nasal endoscopy, skin-prick or blood tests identify the precise triggers or structural issues behind your symptoms.
Customised Care Plan
Test results guide a plan that may include medication, immunotherapy, or biologic treatment—matched to your goals, lifestyle, and budget.
Review and Ongoing Support
Follow-up appointments track progress and fine-tune your plan, helping you maintain clear breathing over the long term.
Why Choose Centre For Ear, Nose, Throat, Allergy, & Snoring
Doctor with Over
29 Years of Experience
Dr Pang has delivered sinus and allergy care for more than 20 years, drawing on training in Singapore, the UK, and the USA.
Child-Friendly Setting
50% of our patients are children. Our team is experienced in allergy and chronic sinus congestion treatments for children.
One-Visit Convenience
Assessment and initial treatment planning are usually completed in a single appointment.
High Patient Satisfaction
Google reviews highlight clear explanations, gentle care, and lasting symptom relief.
Ready for Clearer Breathing?
Imagine taking a deep, clear breath while your child sleeps through the night and finishes homework without constant nose rubs or sudden sneezes. Take a step towards this by booking an allergy and sinus assessment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What conditions does your ENT clinic in Singapore treat?
Our ENT clinic in Singapore provides expert diagnosis and treatment for a wide range of ear, nose, throat, allergy, sinus, and sleep-related conditions. We cater to both adults and children, addressing issues such as blocked noses, snoring, hearing loss, sinus infections, and throat disorders.
When should I see an ENT specialist in Singapore?
You should consult an ENT doctor if you experience persistent symptoms such as nasal congestion, chronic coughing, ear pain, dizziness, snoring, or voice changes. Seeking early medical advice can help prevent complications and improve your overall quality of life.
What services does your ear nose throat specialist in Singapore provide?
Dr. Pang, our experienced ENT specialist, offers a comprehensive range of services, including allergy testing, hearing assessments, nasendoscopy, sleep studies, and minimally invasive procedures for sinus and throat conditions. We also provide immunotherapy for long-term allergy relief.
What allergy treatments are available at your ear nose throat clinic?
Our ENT clinic provides advanced allergy management, including allergy testing, immunotherapy, and biologics treatment for conditions such as allergic rhinitis, asthma, and eczema. Our tailored treatment plans help patients achieve lasting relief from allergy symptoms.
Why choose Dr. Pang as your ENT specialist in Singapore?
Dr. Pang is a senior ENT consultant with extensive expertise in allergy, sinus, and snoring treatments. He pioneered Sublingual Immunotherapy (SLIT) for allergic rhinitis and has led ENT advancements at National University Hospital. Our clinic is equipped with latest diagnostic tools for accurate and effective treatment.
Phone Numbers
Tel: +65 6586 0988
Whatsapp: +65 9827 7186