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Hearing Aid Styles
Hearing aids come in a variety of styles. Audiology & Hearing Center is always at the forefront of the latest and greatest digital hearing aids on the market today. Below are examples of different types of hearing technology we offer at our practice locations in Paducah & Murray.
AGX9is
This is a true custom device, made from deep-canal impression of the ear canal(s). It is completely invisible, and, because of the custom fit, better tolerated by many ear canals. It is self-inserted and removed. The fact that it rests on the deep portion of the ear canal provides the same remarkable hearing results.
Benefits of the AGX9is:
- 100% custom, invisible when worn, digital and fully programmable
- Most likely will work for you even if you're not a candidate for other deep canal products
- Natural sounding
- Virtually feedback FREE - no more whistling or buzzing
- Designed to be removed daily to promote better ear health.
LYRIC® HEARING
Invisible. Effortless. 24/7.
Lyric is the world's first 100% invisible extended wear hearing device, The device is comfortably placed in the ear canal, no surgery or anesthesia is required. Lyric can be used 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for up to 4 months at a time (individual replacement needs may vary.) Unlike many other hearing aids, Lyric is positioned deep in the ear canal and uses your ear's anatomy to provide exceptional sound quality. Lyric lets you hear better and live life to the fullest! Lyric is not appropriate for all individuals; make an appointment with us today to determine if Lyric is right for you.
- Vibrant Sound – the tiny lyric device fits deep in the ear canal. Lyric works with your ear's anatomy to deliver natural sound quality.
- Easy – there are no batteries to replace and no repairs to make.
- Simple – Lyric is not an implant and requires no surgery or anesthesia.
Lyric® Hearing has been featured in the December issue of Popular Science as one of the "Best of What's New" innovations for 2009. For a link to the
full story please click here:Best of What's New.
For more information about Lyric, please visit www.lyrichearing.com.
Open Fit
For mild to moderate hearing loss and the perception of Sound Voids™
- A hard-molded, plastic case is worn behind the ear, and a clear plastic tube wraps into the ear canal, while a small, soft silicone dome holds the tube in place inside of the ear canal.
- May be barely visible depending on case color.
- The lightweight tube and soft tip provides optimum comfort and minimal visibility.
Mini-Canal (MC)
For mild to moderately severe hearing loss and the perception of Sound Voids™
- All components are contained in a custom-fit, hard-molded plastic shell.
- Fits inside the ear canal.
- Barely or not at all visible in the ear canal.
Half Shell (HS)
For mild to severe hearing loss and the perception of Sound Voids™
- All components are contained in a custom-fit, hard-molded plastic shell.
- Fills a portion of the bowl of the ear.
- Visible inside the ear.
Behind the Ear (BTE)
For mild to profound hearing loss and the perception of Sound Voids™
- All components are contained in a case worn behind the ear.
- A hard-molded, plastic case is worn behind the ear, and a custom-fit earmold extends into the ear.
- May be barely visible depending on case color and earmold color.
In-the-Ear (ITE)
For mild to severe hearing loss and the perception of Sound Voids™
- All components are contained in a custom-fit, hard-molded plastic shell.
- Fills the entire bowl of the ear.
- Visible inside the ear.
In-the-Canal (ITC)
For mild to moderately-severe hearing loss and the perception of Sound Voids™
- All components are contained in a custom-fit, hard-molded plastic shell.
- Fits outside the ear canal.
- Slightly visible inside the ear.
CIC (Completely in the Canal)
The CIC hearing aid is the smallest hearing aid available. The majority of the hearing aid extends into the ear canal and is less visible than the canal aid. It is custom-made and is appropriate for mild to moderate losses. Advantages include the cosmetic appeal of the small size and reduced feedback especially on the phone. Disadvantages include the susceptibility to ear wax and moisture problems and possibility of the occlusion effect (sounding like your head is in a barrel); discomfort in taking a deeper ear impression; no manual volume control.
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