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The Relationship Between Hearing and Balance

The Relationship Between Hearing and Balance

How do ears effect balance? The inner ear is made up of two parts: the cochlea, the organ of hearing; and the vestibular system, which is responsible for one portion of the balance system. This system is made up of a pair of complex fluid filled structures; three...

What You Should Know About First Steps to Better Hearing

What You Should Know About First Steps to Better Hearing

Are there situations your patient’s wished they heard more clearly? If so, it’s time for them to get their hearing checked. Friends and family may be noticing the TV is creeping up in volume, or that your patient may be asking for a lot of repeats. This may create...

Concerned About How Well Children Listen & Hear?

Concerned About How Well Children Listen & Hear?

All children born in Australia after 2006 have had a hearing screening at birth. So why do kids have hearing tests after this initial newborn hearing screening? Children can develop hearing loss after birth, the hearing screening may have shown a false negative...

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Should you have a patient who has experienced a sudden hearing loss or has any other urgent auditory condition, please do not hesitate to call us and we will endeavour to see them immediately, so that optimal outcomes can be achieved.
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