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All Ears

All Ears is here to provide hearing health information and Audiology services. Justin and Jana are two Audiologists who are ready to serve you.

Our clinic offers top-notch hearing and balance services delivered according to best-practices. We are regulated professionals and doing things the right way is the only way that aligns with our personal values. We found it necessary to create our own approach to deliver the best service we possibly could, at the best value. We separate the cost of our products and services so that you only pay for what you need - this also holds us accountable to do the best job we possibly can. We've got something for everybody, and we're ready to listen - we're All Ears. If you are in the market for a hearing provider, be sure to see us for a thorough evaluation and impartial opinion.

11/22/2025

Ever wondered what your ear canal actually looks like? 👀
With a video otoscope, we can show you everything on screen while we look together—wax, irritation, dryness, or sometimes just a perfectly clean ear.

For many people, the first step is simply figuring out what’s going on. Maybe you feel blocked, hear a change in sound, or just suspect something’s happening but aren’t sure where to start—this is a great place to begin.

We offer a free initial appointment to help determine what’s going on and guide the next steps—whether that’s wax removal, further testing, or simply peace of mind.

Curious about your ears’ secrets? Come take a look.

📅 Book online anytime - www.all-ears.ca
📞 Or give us a call—we’re happy to help.

11/21/2025

Do you ever hear a whooshing, pulsing, or thumping sound in your ear that seems to match your heartbeat?

This type of ear noise is called pulsatile tinnitus—and while it feels like traditional tinnitus, the mechanism is often different. Instead of coming from the inner ear itself, it may relate to how blood flows near the ear, neck, or head.

If you notice it more often, here are a few things worth noting:
📝 When you hear it (lying down, after exercise, during stress, etc.)
📍 Whether it’s one ear or both
🔍 Whether it changes with head position or elevation

Curious what’s going on? We can help you decode it and point you in the right direction.

11/09/2025

A huge thank you to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 113 Dresden Ontario for welcoming us for this week’s Lite Bite Dinner — and to everyone who came out to share a meal, a chat, and a few good laughs with us.

It was so nice to see some familiar faces and meet new ones, too.
Your warmth and community spirit make events like this so special.

Until next time — from your Chef of Sound, Ear Concierge, and Balance Master, thank you for letting us be part of such a great evening. 🥣💛

11/07/2025

Catch us behind the pot at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 113 Dresden Ontario this Friday, November 7 from 5:30–7 PM!

We’ll be serving up our family’s Czech goulash — hearty, homey, and made by our very own Chef of Sound.

Quantities are limited, so come early for your bowl and a friendly hello from the All Ears crew.

09/24/2025

👂 Ready to tackle stubborn earwax?
Earwax is normal (and actually protects your ears!), but sometimes it builds up and causes muffled hearing, discomfort, or that “full” feeling.

At All Ears, we often recommend Audiologist’s Choice ear drops to help soften wax safely before removal. These drops are a common tool in clinical care — but the real key is knowing when removal is needed and having it done properly.

👉 Skip the cotton swabs — your ear canal is delicate and easy to irritate.
👉 If wax is causing problems, a hearing care professional can help determine the safest next step.

🔗 Learn more about earwax management: https://allearsclinics.ca/earwax-removal/

09/12/2025

Ever feel like you’re only catching pieces of the conversation?

That’s what hearing loss feels like.

Hearing aids won’t make everything crystal-clear, but they fill in the blanks so you can reconnect with what matters most: conversations, laughter, and life. 💙

08/29/2025

The inner ear is tiny, but mighty—it gives us our sense of hearing AND balance.

🎧 It translates sound waves into signals your brain understands.
⚖️ It also contains the vestibular system, your built-in balance tool.

Inside are fluid-filled canals that work like a gyroscope, constantly telling your brain where your head is in space. That’s how you know if you’re upright, tilting, or spinning—even with your eyes closed.

Pretty amazing for something smaller than a grape 🍇.

At All Ears, we look after both hearing and balance. If you’re noticing dizziness, vertigo, or changes in your hearing, it may be connected to this tiny but powerful system.

08/22/2025

Did you know most modern hearing aids can stream phone calls, music, podcasts, and more—directly from your smartphone? No extra gadgets. No complicated setup. Just better hearing, seamlessly connected.

If you're unsure whether your devices have Bluetooth features (they probably do!), we’re here to help.

08/15/2025

Today is a great reminder of how important it is to slow down and take care of our mental and physical well-being. With busy schedules and constant demands, it’s easy to overlook the need to rest and recharge.

Relaxation is just as vital as good nutrition and exercise when it comes to maintaining balance in our lives — especially for those managing challenges like fatigue, stress, or changes in hearing and balance. These experiences can be tiring, and taking time to care for yourself can make a meaningful difference.

Whether it’s meditation, yoga, time in nature, or simply enjoying a quiet moment with a good book, find what helps you unwind and make space for it in your routine. 🌳💆‍♀️

Taking care of yourself is not a luxury — it’s essential. Here’s to making rest a regular part of your health and wellness. 💙

08/12/2025

Buttercup went to check out downtown Wallaceburg today and was impressed by how clean everything looked after such a busy weekend. She wants to thank everyone who was involved in the cleanup effort.

08/11/2025

Pigs can hear frequencies up to 40,500 Hz — that’s more than double what humans can hear!

For farmers, this matters:
✔ Sound plays a big role in pig behaviour
✔ Loud or sudden noises can increase stress
✔ Understanding how pigs hear helps improve their care and welfare 🐖

Address

204 Lafontaine Street
Wallaceburg, ON
N8A4H7

Opening Hours

Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 4pm

Telephone

+12264940146

Website

http://allearsclinics.ca/

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