It Takes Two: Why Two Hearing Aids are Better Than One
A common question when it comes to hearing aids is whether you can wear one hearing aid instead of two. In most cases, the answer is no. You might be confused as to why especially if your hearing is worse in one ear than it is in the other. Let’s examine some of the reasons…
How Hearing Aids Can Help Your Brain
Did your recent hearing exam reveal you have a hearing loss that could be treated with hearing aids? If so, you should know there’s more benefits to wearing hearing aids than just improving your ability to communicate with friends at Yardbird Southern Table & Bar. Research shows that wearing hearing aids can actually help prevent…
Which Earplugs Are Right for You & Your Hearing?
Whether you’re a swimmer, a hunter, a musician or someone who works in a noisy environment, it’s important that you keep your ears safe. The best way to do so is to invest in a set of earplugs. We review the different types below to help you make the best decision for your hearing. How…
Recent Advances in Hearing Aid Technology
When it comes down to it, all hearing aids are made up of just four parts: a microphone, processor, receiver and power source. But with those basic components, manufactures have created a wide variety of hearing device designs containing ever-changing technology. Below is a breakdown of just a few of the recent technological advances available…
Common Hearing Aid Problems
Hearing aids are amazing technological devices that allow the wearer to hear and communicate with loved ones once again, especially in noisy environments like the State Fair of Texas. But just because they are capable of great things doesn’t mean everyone loves them. Below are some of the common complaints about hearing aids we hear…
Winter Months Are Hard on Your Hearing Aids
Your hearing aids represent a significant investment in time, effort and money. Because of this, you’ll want to do everything in your power to take care of them to ensure they provide you with good hearing for as long as possible. Learn more about why your hearing aids need extra protection this winter and how…
How Hearing Aids Help Tinnitus
Tinnitus is a condition where a person experiences a ringing, hissing, whistling, whooshing or roaring sound in the ears with no external sound source. Approximately 50 million Americans – or 15% of the population – experience tinnitus to some degree. Unfortunately, there is no cure for tinnitus, though there are many options for managing the…
How to Protect Your Hearing Aids from the Elements
Throughout the pandemic, many have kept their sanity by spending their time outside. While good for your mental health, exposure to heat, water and humidity can put your hearing aids at risk. Below are our top tips for keeping your hearing aids safe from the elements. Understand Water-Resistant vs. Waterproof While there are no waterproof…
A Look Inside a Hearing Aid
Today’s hearing aids are technological marvels, with features undreamt of just a few years ago. In order to truly appreciate the work your hearing aids do for you, you must first understand how the intricate parts collaborate to deliver exceptional sound quality at a volume you can hear. How Hearing Aids Work No matter the…
Flying with Hearing Aids
Traveling can be stressful, especially when you add in having to navigate an airport. If you are one of the more than 48 million people in the U.S. with hearing loss, the thought of trying to fly with your hearing aids may seem like too much. The audiologists from Total Hearing Care of Dallas have…
