newborn baby

Infant Hearing Loss

newborn baby

For most babies, the ability to hear clearly is the foundation for the development of speech and language, which then supports the development of social, emotional, and academic skills. Any amount of time without access to sound could lead to delays in development.

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Summer Hearing Tips

girl swimming

Summertime – fun time - swimming, fireworks, concerts, sporting events and more. But, many popular summer activities can also be hazardous to your ears due to high decibel levels. Prolonged exposure to the sounds of lawn mowers, power tools, motorized vehicles, sporting events, concerts and fireworks can all lead to hearing damage. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to keep your ears safe and prevent long-term damage.

Woman with hearing aid

Choosing the Right Hearing Aid

Woman with hearing aid

For the millions of Americans who have hearing loss, hearing aids are usually the best option to help correct untreated hearing loss and resume a high quality of life. Many types and styles are available to suit every preference and lifestyle.
Family enjoying the outdoors

Better Hearing & Speech Month

Family enjoying the outdoors

May is Better Hearing & Speech Month, which aims to raise awareness about communication disorders, including speech, hearing, voice and language. Join the Pennsylvania Ear Institute for a special hearing promotion.
Dr. Bondurant cleaning patient's ears

Ear Wax Cleaning – When & How

Dr. Bondurant cleaning patient's ears

What many people don’t realize is that ear wax (cerumen) is important for ear health. The wax lubricates the delicate skin in your ear, keeping it moisturized. It can also stop debris like bugs or dirt from entering the ear. It’s normal for your body to produce it, and it actually helps protect your ears. If you didn’t have earwax, your ears would probably be itchy and dry.
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