Advanced Hearing Offers Completely-in-the-Canal Hearing Aids

Advanced Hearing Aid Clinic, an industry leading medical practice, is offering completely-in-the-canal (CIC) hearing aids.

Ottawa, Canada (prHWY.com) November 23, 2012 - Ottawa, Ontario (November 21, 2012) - Advanced Hearing Aid Clinic, an industry leading medical practice, is offering completely-in-the-canal (CIC) hearing aids. For people looking to get a discreet mechanism to address their hearing loss, these are small enough to fit completely in the ear canal, and are more visually appealing than the common behind-the-ear (BIC) assistive hearing products.

For audiologists, speech therapists and other hearing experts and professionals, the main advantage is in the area of acoustics. Completely-in-the-canal assistive devices are able to more closely mimic environmental sounds. In addition to this, these are more capable to copy and convey speech sounds, patterns, and nuances.

Since these devices' microphones are located more closely to the eardrum than behind-the-ear mechanisms, their microphones have a better ability to intensify and advance any residual hearing the person may have.

The completely-in-the canal hearing devices is more suited for people suffering mild to moderate levels of hearing loss. But for people suffering from extreme hearing loss, the CIC may not be a good option. In this regard, it would be good to contract the services of hearing professionals who can recommend various options that will suit their needs.

Advanced Hearing Group of Clinics is offering a wide array of assistive hearing devices for people with auditory problems. Aside from CIC devices, they also offer half shell, mini-canal, and open-the-ear devices. The clinic also offer specialized tinnitus treatment services, such as counseling, measurement and retraining therapy.

For more information, visit www.AdvancedHearingAidClinic.com.

About Advanced Hearing Aid Clinic

The Advanced Hearing Aid Clinic is dedicated to quality in giving hearing and balanced health care services to people, from pre-schoolers to seniors. The facility has a professional team that will extensively investigate any hearing concerns. These include tinnitus and auditory facilitating concerns that are treated by traditional and neurophysiologic testing. Call 613.728.HEAR (4327) to avail service now.

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