Our Clinical Perspective Category - Hearing Aids

Apr

Cochlear Implants For Children: What Parents Need To Know

When a child is diagnosed with severe hearing loss, it can be an overwhelming moment for any parent. You want answers, options, and the best care possible. At Southern ENT Specialists, our team understands the emotional and practical challenges families face. With decades of expe...

Apr

Woman Looking at the Rain Outside of the Window

Tips for Wearing Hearing Aids in Different Weather Conditions

Your hearing connects you intimately with the world around you, and at Southern ENT Associates, we understand how essential clear and consistent hearing is to your quality of life. Our board-certified audiologists and ENT specialists have extensive experience in personalized hear...

Apr

How to Properly Clean and Maintain Your Hearing Aids

Hearing aids are essential for those with hearing loss, helping to enhance daily communication and overall quality of life. At Southern ENT Associates (SENT), we believe in comprehensive patient education, which includes discussing the importance of keeping your hearing aids in t...

Apr

Why Hearing Aids Whistle

If you wear hearing aids, you may have experienced an annoying whistling sound from time to time. This high-pitched noise can be frustrating, making you wonder why it happens and how to stop it. Fortunately, the whistling sound—also called feedback—is a common occurre...

Apr

Life with a Hearing Aid

Choosing to use a hearing aid is a life-changing decision. Hearing aids do far more than amplify sound; they can significantly improve your quality of life. Hearing loss can impose major stress on your life, from social interactions to job performance. Still, some people find hea...

Apr

My Child Is Having Trouble Hearing: Now What?

Parents may joke about children having selective hearing, but what should you do if you suspect that your child does have a hearing problem? It's natural to have some questions and concerns if your child is having trouble hearing. When you have any concerns about your child...