The following are the different types of hearing loss
Conductive Hearing Loss (CHL): Hearing loss caused by problems with the ear canal, eardrum or middle ear. Some possible causes include
Sensorineural Hearing Loss (SNHL): Hearing loss caused by problems of the inner ear or nerve-related hearing loss Some possible causes include
Hearing loss that occurs after birth is called Acquired hearing loss. It can be caused by
Hearing loss in one ear only is usually caused by
If you’re experiencing hearing loss in one ear only, please consult an audiologist like us over at Advance Hearing Center as early as possible
Tinnitus is a hearing disorder diagnosed as a persistent ringing in the ears, or even whistling or buzzing sounds in some individuals. Most healthy individuals will experience non-bothersome tinnitus, though in some individuals it may be severe enough to affect their daily lives
Depending on the underlying cause of your tinnitus, different treatment and management methods are available. Treatment methods aim to reduce the onset of tinnitus, such as through
Management methods aim to help the individual reduce the perception of tinnitus so that it minimizes the impact it has on one’s daily lives. These methods which will take time include
The best hearing aids for one person may not be the best for another individual. Each person has their own specific hearing and lifestyle needs, so your audiologist will help you to find the best hearing aids for you that are best for your needs
Hearing aids have basic components: The microphone, the processor and amplifier, the speaker, and the battery
Hearing aid pricing varies depending on the style, type and most importantly, technology. The price of a single hearing aid ranges from 250$ to 5500$ per ear. This price includes the cost of hearing examination, the consultation, and fitting and post-fitting adjustments. The device warranty can range from one to three years
Bone Anchored Hearing Aid (BAHA) is a surgically implanted device, and is generally for people with conductive hearing loss., though there are people with sensorineural and mixed hearing loss who use BAHA as well. While conventional hearing aids transmit sound through air conduction, BAHA stimulates the cochlear (an organ involved in the inner ear) through bone conduction, thereby bypassing the outer and middle ear, and directly to the inner ear where the signal can be sent to the brain
Our in-shop professionals will test your hearing ability and suggest the best available option for you. To get the best Rexton hearing aids, visit the Advance Hearing Center and take home the most suitable Rexton hearing aid for you.
No, you will not feel awkward while wearing hearing aids. Rexton hearing aids come in compact size with comfortable fit, sitting cosily behind your ear. People will not even notice you wearing the device. You can work, run or do any fun activity in a crowded place with ease.
Yes, for better hearing experience, we suggest you wear Rexton hearing aids in both ears. Research suggests that you hear better when your brain receives sound from both ears. When the brain receives sound from both ears, it performs better in detecting the location of the sound.
So, while travelling or walking on a busy road, you can move safely by identifying the sound sources
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