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How we check your hearing in-clinic

Online hearing test

A quick 3-minute test to check your hearing in both ears through the use of different frequencies.

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Bone conduction testing

A small vibrating device is placed against the mastoid bone behind the ear to reveal any problems in the inner ear.

Pure tone testing

A machine emits tones at different frequencies and then measures the softest tones you can hear.

Speech testing

You'll listen to words spoken at different volumes and then be asked to repeat what you hear.

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Understanding your Hearing Number

The hearing test is created so that you receive a number which has a meaning. The lower your number the better your hearing, the higher your number more urgent the necessity to consult a hearing care expert to assess your hearing health condition.

Did you know?

1. Your hearing changes as you age

As you age, you change and so does your hearing. Checking your hearing and knowing your Hearing Number can be a helpful indicator to understand when to take action. How do you know what to do? If you go get your hearing check, our hearing care experts will tell you what our the next steps.

2. Hearing loss and dementia are linked

There is substantial evidence that the risk of developing dementia increases proportionally with the severity of hearing impairment—mild hearing loss doubles the risk, while severe hearing loss increases it fivefold. Additionally, hearing loss can sometimes be misdiagnosed as dementia or exacerbate the apparent severity of dementia symptoms.

3. Preventative checkups can help you

Everyone has their own health check routine which is aimed at prevention. These types of routine checks can include various types of medical visits and happen on a regular basis. When it comes to audiology appointments, however, these are often sought after having experienced a hearing impairment and already require intervention.