Frequently Asked Questions
No, hearing tests cannot damage your ears. Professionals conduct them and are specifically designed to be safe and noninvasive.
Hearing tests are carried out in a soundproof room or booth. A hearing aid practitioner uses special equipment to measure how well you can hear different sounds, pitches, and frequencies. These tests help identify the quietest sounds you can listen to at various frequencies, which is crucial in diagnosing other types of hearing loss.
Hearing aid practitioners identify, diagnose, treat, and monitor disorders of the ear’s auditory and vestibular system portions. They are trained to administer hearing tests and ensure that the sound levels are not harmful to your ears.
The sounds played through the headphones are kept safe during a hearing test. These levels are well within the safe limits by health standards, ensuring no risk of damaging your hearing during the test.
Early diagnosis of hearing issues is vital. Hearing tests are essential in detecting hearing loss early on, which can significantly affect one’s quality of life. Regular hearing tests are recommended to monitor your hearing health effectively.
When you undergo a hearing test, you will be asked to wear headphones through which sounds at different volumes and frequencies will be played. You must respond by pressing a button to indicate when you hear a sound. The process is painless and straightforward.
If you feel uncomfortable at any point during the test, it is essential to inform the practitioner immediately. They can adjust the test to make it more comfortable without compromising the accuracy of the results.
At Melody Audiology Clinic, we prioritize your hearing health. Our experienced hearing aid practitioners use the latest technology and testing methods to ensure accurate and comfortable hearing assessments. Trust us to provide professional care and comprehensive solutions for your hearing needs.
As hearing experts, we provide comprehensive testing and work with ENT specialists to ensure the care of your hearing health.
South Edmonton: 780-809-1349
St. Albert: 780-590-1349