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12/09/2025

🔇Does something sound off? Muffled voices? Speech not as clear?
Could be something as simple as:
👂Earwax
🎤Dirty microphones
🗑️Clogged wax filter
🎧Subtle change in your hearing

…and more!
📲 Stop guessing and call today for a clean & check.
Let’s make sure your hearing aids are performing their best.

12/09/2025

🕊️Today, we pause to remember.
For those who lost their lives…
For those who gave their lives…
We honor your bravery, your sacrifice, and your legacy.
We Remember. We will never forget. 🇺🇲
👂As we reflect, we’re also reminded of the importance of listening. To each other, to our loved ones, and to history.

27/08/2025

Hair today, gone tomorrow? 👂Get it? 😂
Let’s talk about the fuzzy topic no one wants to bring up: hairy ears.
👂Yes, ears can grow hair. And no, it’s not just a grandpa thing. As we age, ear hair tends to show up uninvited. But don’t worry, we’re not here to judge your follicles. We’re here to check your hearing, not your grooming habits (though we’ve seen it all and still think you’re great).
💬 If your ears are starting to sprout more than sound, it might be time for a hearing check too. Call to schedule an appointment! 480-831-6159

25/08/2025

“I hope I don’t have wax in my ears!”
We hear this all the time when we're about to check someone’s ears, and we always reassure them: earwax isn’t bad! 👂✨
In fact, your ears are supposed to have wax. It’s your body’s natural way of keeping your ears clean and protected. Earwax has antifungal and antibacterial properties that help prevent infections. 🙌
The only time it becomes an issue? When there’s too much of it and it forms a plug (think: putting an earplug in your canal). That’s when it can start to affect your hearing.
If you’re someone who gets buildup often, regular ear cleanings can make a significant difference.
💬 Message us if you want to get checked or learn more about safe wax removal!

23/08/2025

While it might not get much love, cerumen is actually a superhero for your ears. 💪
🛡️ It acts as a natural barrier, trapping dust, bacteria, and debris before they can get too far.
💧 It keeps your ear canal moisturized, preventing dryness and itchiness.
😌 It even has antimicrobial properties that help protect against infections.
So, the next time you think earwax is “gross,” remember, it’s one of your ears’ best defenses. Just another reason not to reach for that Q-tip!

22/08/2025

👀 Did you see it in the news?!👂
🔬 Exciting advancements are on the horizon in the field of audiology! Two patients in Tucson have become the first in the U.S. to receive the Acclaim, a FULLY implanted cochlear implant that operates without any external equipment. This innovative device is currently undergoing clinical trials at select centers nationwide, including the Center for Neurosciences at Tucson Medical Center.
🦻 Unlike traditional cochlear implants that rely on external microphones and processors, the Acclaim utilizes a sensor that couples to the hearing bones, effectively turning the eardrum into a natural microphone. A rechargeable battery implanted in the chest powers the device, allowing for induction charging by simply placing a charger on the chest. This design aims to provide users with a more seamless and discreet hearing experience.
📊 While the Acclaim is still in the clinical trial phase, the initial results are promising and represent a significant step forward in hearing restoration technology.
👍 At The Tinnitus and Hearing Center of Arizona, we stay on top of the latest developments in audiology to provide our patients with informed guidance and care. If you have questions about cochlear implants or other hearing solutions, our team is here to help!

20/08/2025

👂 So apparently… our ears try to perk up when we’re really focused on a sound!
📚 We just read this fascinating article about how researchers are studying tiny ear muscles we don’t even realize we’re using. Turns out, these muscles could potentially help create smarter hearing aids, ones that actually respond to how hard you’re trying to listen in a noisy room. 🤯
🦻 We already know hearing is way more than just volume: it's about focus, fatigue, and effort. This kind of research could totally change how hearing aids work in the future!
If hearing feels more like a workout than it should, let’s chat. There are great solutions already available, and even cooler tech on the way.

18/08/2025

💑 Happy National Couples Day! ❤
At The Tinnitus and Hearing Center of Arizona, we’re audiologists first… but with the amount of “selective hearing” we witness, you’d think we trained in couples therapy too! 😅
🦻 We’re honored to have a front-row seat to your relationships. From the “You never listen to me!” moments to the “Oh wow, I can hear you now!” breakthroughs. Because let’s be real: communication is key…and hearing is a pretty big part of that.
💬 Whether it’s tuning in to sweet nothings or negotiating over the TV volume, we’re here to make sure hearing loss doesn’t get in the way of connection.
📞 Reach out to us if hearing is causing static in your love life, we’ve got solutions (and a few laughs) ready.

15/08/2025

🌊 For us, some of the most relaxing moments come from sound. Like ocean waves, a good playlist, or even the gentle rustle of trees. Sound helps us slow down, breathe deeper, and find a sense of calm.
But when hearing becomes harder, relaxation doesn’t always feel the same.
As audiologists, we're here to help you stay connected to those moments that matter, because hearing isn’t just about conversation, it’s about connection and calm, too.
💬Homework: Think of three sounds that bring you peace.
Now, go listen for them.
Do they sound the same as you remember?
Maybe the tone is different, the timbre a little off, or the clarity isn’t quite there.
If the sounds that once brought you comfort are harder to hear, send us a message.
Let’s bring those peaceful moments back.

14/08/2025

“Do I need to clean my ears?”
We get this question all the time, and the answer might surprise you.
Your ears are self-cleaning machines! 👂
Earwax (or cerumen) is made by glands in your ear canal, and tiny hairs called cilia slowly push it outward. No Q-Tip needed. In fact, using one can push wax further in, leading to blockages or even damage. ❌
So put the cotton swab down and let your ears do their thing. 👏

13/08/2025

✋ Happy National Left-Handers Day to the brave minority who’ve mastered writing in spiral notebooks and still manage to get their hearing aids in without launching them across the room. You're the MVPs who know the struggle of using scissors…and maybe hearing aids, too. 😆
The good news? We’ve got left-handed hacks, patience, and lots of practice to get you feeling like a pro (no matter which hand you favor).
👍 So if you’re a lefty fumbling to get that tiny device in your ear like it’s a Rubik’s Cube, you’re not alone, and you’re not doing it wrong. Whether you’re twisting, turning, or inventing a new yoga pose just to get your hearing aids in or out, we’ve seen it all, and we’re here to help.
Left-handed? Right-handed? Two-left-thumbs? We’ve got tricks for everyone. 💬 Contact us if you’re ready for some hands-on (left or right!) help.

12/08/2025

📣 PSA: Hearing loss isn’t just from aging… Millennials and Gen Z are at risk, too!
Recent studies reveal a concerning trend: younger adults are experiencing hearing loss at higher rates than previous generations. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 12% of adults aged 18–39 report difficulty following conversations amid background noise, and approximately 6% experience tinnitus (ringing in the ears).
But why is this…
🎧 Noise Exposure: Prolonged exposure to loud sounds, especially through personal audio devices at high volumes, is a leading cause. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that over 1 billion young adults are at risk of permanent, avoidable hearing loss due to unsafe listening practices.
🎶 Recreational Activities: Attending concerts, clubs, and using power tools without proper ear protection can also contribute to hearing damage.
What can YOU do to help prevent this?
⬇️ Volume Control: Keep personal audio devices at safe volume levels.
🎧 Use Protection: Wear earplugs or noise-canceling headphones in loud environments.
👂 Regular Check-ups: Schedule hearing evaluations to monitor your hearing health.
Hearing loss can be painless and permanent, BUT preventable. Taking proactive steps now can safeguard your hearing for the future!

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2034 East Southern Avenue
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85282

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Tuesday	09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 17:00
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https://www.tinnitusaz.com/

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