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While each person's experience will vary, hearing aids may allow a person to experience certain sounds they had never heard before (or at least for some time). Relearning takes place in the central auditory nervous system and not in the ear itself.
In most cases, new hearing aid wearers become frustrated because of the adjustment process that comes along with wearing hearing aids for the first time. If you are new to wearing hearing aids, here are 5 tips that will help you learn to love them.
When you first purchase hearing aids, you may think that they will immediately help you to hear better. And while this will happen eventually, there is an adjustment period involved in acclimating to hearing aids. So you can be aware of what it's really like to start wearing hearing aids for the first time, we've made a list of some of the things you can expect.
Perhaps you’re looking for a new pair of hearing aids, or you bought a pair and still have some questions. At Advanced Affordable Hearing, we receive an influx of questions about our products online, via e-mail, and over the phone, and we have found that there are some questions we hear more frequently than others. For your convenience, here are ten of our most frequently asked questions.
When purchasing hearing aids there are two types of domes you are presented (really 3 with custom molds) with. Before we get into that lets first clarify what a "dome" is. A hearing aid dome is the small plastic bell-shaped piece at the end of the tube. This is the actual physical piece that is inserted in your ear. A proper fitting dome can make a huge difference in both comfort and quality while wearing your hearing aid.
The holiday season is filled with many festivities, but there’s one holiday activity that seems to trump all: gift-giving. That being said, if your loved one appears to have hearing loss, you may think that purchasing hearing aids for them would be a great idea! It turns out that hearing aids are not usually received as well as we may expect, and here are just 6 reasons why.
Behind-the-ear hearing aids are the most likely to create issues for those who wear glasses or use oxygen. Why? BTE hearing aids, glasses, and nasal cannulas all rest behind your ears, making it easy for one item to interfere with the other. But there are ways you can still to wear your glasses or nasal cannula with no problem. Here’s how.
Uh oh! One of your hearing aids isn’t working quite right. If you're experiencing some difficulty getting your hearing aids to do their job, you might need some help. For hearing aids from Advanced Affordable Hearing, here is how you can troubleshoot your hearing aids in two easy steps.
Instead of gifting your loved one with hearing aids, you’ll want to get them involved in the process by talking to them about their hearing loss. Once they’ve shown signs of accepting their hearing loss, and before you help them find the appropriate hearing aids, share these 4 hearing aid facts with them in order to help them set realistic expectations.
Technology is ever-evolving to make our lives better and easier, and the improvements to your smartphone are wider reaching than merely improving your ability to communicate with others or access entertainment: Thanks to BlueTooth technology, your smartphone can help you to hear better with smartphone-controlled hearing aids.