Most of the time, hearing loss is an extremely gradual process that happens over the course of years or even decades. Because of this, the person with hearing loss usually does not notice or is in denial about their hearing changes. Loved ones are usually the first to point out a potential hearing concern. Once you notice changes in their hearing, encouraging a loved one to take a hearing test can feel like a difficult task.
Types of Hearing Loss And How To Treat Them
Not all hearing loss is the same. Find out more about the different types of hearing loss and the various treatment options available to you in Tennessee.
The Future Of Hearing Aids: Language Translation
The future of hearing aids is on its way to getting a lot more interesting. Learn more about this amazing advancement from the Advanced Hearing Solutions blog!
Hearing Aid Fitting: Finding Hearing Aids that Works for You
There is no one-size-fits-all solution to hearing loss. To treat hearing loss successfully, you need to be fitted with the right hearing aids. Find out how!
Rechargeable VS. Disposable Hearing Aid Batteries: Which is Better?
Wondering if you should make the switch to rechargeable hearing aid batteries? Find out which hearing aid battery is the right choice for you. Learn more, here!
Understanding The Link Between Headphones & Hearing Loss
Many of us listen to music through headphones on a daily basis, but did you know there is a link between headphones and hearing loss? Learn about the connection here!
5 Common Noises That Can Harm Your Hearing
Items you use every day could be harming your hearing. Learn the most common noises that can lead to hearing loss, so you can start protecting your hearing today!
How Loud is Too Loud? 3 Rules to Help Save Your Hearing.
Noise-induced hearing loss is one of the leading causes of permanent hearing loss among my patients. In this article, I cover how loud is too loud for your ears.
The “Why” Behind Most Hearing Aid Problems
“The first thing I have to tell you is that I am a bad hearing aid wearer,” explained the neatly dressed 50-something lady sitting across from me in my office.
5 Reasons You Shouldn’t Put Off Seeing a Hearing Specialist
On average, individuals with hearing loss wait seven years from the time they identify a hearing problem before they see an Audiologist. Don’t put off getting care.