Hearing instruments have helped millions of people to hear better and live a more socially active life.

This page describes the different types of hearing instruments available today - how they work , what to consider when choosing an instrument , and how they can help you best.
 
What is a Hearing Instrument ?

A hearing instrument is an electronic , battery - operated device. Hearing Aid pickup sound , makes it louder and sends it into the ear. A Hearing Aid has three basic parts , a microphone, an amplifier and a loudspeaker ( called a receiver in Hearing Aids).

Microphone - Picks up sound waves and converts them into electronic signals.

Amplifier - Increases the loudness of the signal.

Loudspeaker - Reconverts the amplified signals into sounds.
 
Hearing Aid Types

There are five basic types of hearing instruments . Our Audiologist will help you to decide which type is best for your hearing loss :-

BODY WORN (POCKET ) HEARING AID :-

Consist of a small box that contains the microphone and amplifier , a cord with a receiver and an earmould . These models are less difficult to use and more economical but have very limited features and poor cosmetic look.

BEHIND - THE - EAR (BTE)
Behind -the-ear hearing aids are placed behind the user's ear and connected to an ear mould by a tube. BTE instruments can assist more types of hearing loss than any other instruments.

 
IN-THE-EAR ( ITE )

An ITE instrument is completely contained in a Custom - made acrylic shell or casing that fits into the outer ear. ITE's are easy to handle and give you easy assess to controls . They are suitable for mild to serve hearing loss.
 
IN-THE-CANAL ( ITC)
Somewhat smaller than an ITE , ITC device is Custom - made to fit the contours of your ear canal. ITCs are discreet , yet visible within the our ear. They are suitable for mild to mederately severe hearing loss.
 
COMPLETELY - IN-THE-CANAL ( CIC)
The tiny CIC instrument fits so deep in ear canals that it is practically invisible . A small nylon cord assits easy insertion or removal. Like ITCs, these instruments can be used for mild to moderately severe hearing loss.
 
 
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