Hearing Loss Specialists Assess Hearing Ability And Range With Audiograms When someone hears the term 20/20 vision, it is generally understood that reference is being made to the presence of normal or sharp vision – in other words, someone had an eye test and does not need glasses. From a more technical standpoint, 20/20 vision […]
Read More >What Is Tinnitus? An Early Indicator Of Hearing Loss Tinnitus is a common condition that affects many Canadians, with estimates suggesting that 10% of the adult population experiences it. Tinnitus is the perception of phantom sounds in the ears or head, which can range from ringing, buzzing, and hissing to more unusual sounds like grinding […]
Read More >Drugs And Hearing Loss What You Need To Know Ototoxicity is a common cause of hearing loss. The literal meaning of Ototoxic is “ear poisoning”. Simply put, it means hearing loss that is caused by (a side effect) intake of a drug or medication. There are certain medications that have been classified as Ototoxic drugs. […]
Read More >Hearing Instrument Specialist Offer Expert Testing And Dispensing Services A hearing instrument specialist has extensive training in conducting hearing assessments, selecting and dispensing hearing aids. An expert can determine the levels of hearing loss and suggest the best hearing device for your needs. The hearing instrument specialists at Bravo Hearing Centre are best known for […]
Read More >Choosing The Best Hearing Aids For Your Needs When choosing the best hearing aids, you need to consider a number of factors. For most people, it begins with understanding the type of hearing loss they experience and the extent of that loss. Conductive Hearing Loss – Reduced hearing levels due to sound waves not being […]
Read More >Hearing Loss Treatments Hearing loss treatments usually depend on the type of hearing loss. Unfortunately, not all hearing loss is reversible. However, even permanent hearing loss can be treated with hearing aids or assistive listening devices. Treatments for temporary or reversible hearing loss can vary, depending on the cause: Diseases, including otosclerosis and Meniere’s disease, […]
Read More >Tinnitus Treatment While tinnitus is estimated to affect 10% of Canadians, treatment depends on the causes of the tinnitus and results can vary from patient to patient. What is Tinnitus? Tinnitus is a condition in which sufferers “hear” sounds when there is no sound present. The perceived sounds are variously described by sufferers as ringing, […]
Read More >All About Hearing Loss In Children Children learn to communicate by imitating sounds they hear. Undetected hearing loss in children may result in an inability to develop normal speech and language skills or understanding. This will result in delayed speech/language development, social problems and academic difficulties. The most effective treatment is early intervention, appropriate fitting […]
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