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Ear and Hearing Care for ALL!
Each year on the 3rd of March, we celebrate World Hearing Day. This provides us with the opportunity to raise awareness about hearing health and preventing hearing loss. This day is also important in promoting ear and hearing care across the world. This...
What is an Audiogram?
An audiogram is a graph of your hearing thresholds. At the end of your (or your child’s) appointment, your audiologist will explain your results to you, which includes the audiogram. Please do not hesitate to ask any questions, as your audiologist will be...
How to Look After Your Hearing Aids and Keep Them Clean
If you want your hearing aids to last, it is very important that you look after them as best as you can. This means regularly cleaning and drying them to ensure moisture and dirt does not get inside the hearing aid. Cleaning your hearing aid will depend on...
Hearing Loss and Speech and Language Development
It is well supported that hearing is important for speech and language development in children. We learn speech through hearing so if our hearing is impaired it may cause speech development to be delayed.Normally, children learn language from as earlier as...
Hearing aid Frequently Asked Questions
This can be different for each person. For someone who has had hearing loss for a long time, and has not used hearing aids before, it may take a little while to get used to them, and the brain needs to adjust to hearing sounds again, that have been missed...
Different Types of Hearing Losses
There are 3 different types of hearing loss: 1. Sensorineural hearing loss2. Conductive hearing loss3. Mixed hearing loss Sensorineural Hearing Loss: This is the most common type of hearing loss. It occurs if the cochlea (hearing organ) and/or the hearing...