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When Should Earwax Be Removed?
Wax is part of the ears natural cleaning mechanism, it helps to moisturise the skin and protect against bacteria and germs. Healthy ear wax gradually comes away without the need for any treatment, however interfering with this process can cause a blockage and risk...
Why you shouldn’t use ear candles to remove earwax
Ear candles have no benefit in the management of earwax and can cause serious injury to delicate structures inside the ear. When an ear candle is lit, smoke billows from the bottom of the candle and deposits soot into the ear canal, adding to the amount of debris...
Meet The Team!
Kingsbridge Hearing Care would like to welcome our new Audiologist Lynsey Hunter to the team. To find out a bit more about Lynsey we have compiled a fun Q&A. Lynsey, give us a brief outline of your career to date I began my career in the Northern Health and Social...
Why you shouldn’t use cotton buds in your ears
If you feel your ears are blocked with wax please DO NOT insert cotton buds or any other items into your ear. Foreign objects like cotton buds can damage the delicate skin of the ear canal increasing the likelihood of infection
Hearing Aid Maintenance Videos
How to clean a hearing aid with an earmouldHow to clean a custom hearing aidHow to clean a Receiver in the CanalHow to change the CeruShield wax filter of receiverHow to change the cerustop wax filter on a custom earpiece
18 Tips For Taking Care of your Hearing Aid
Your hearing aid has been carefully designed to meet your specific requirements. With the proper care and attention, it should last you for many years and make sure never miss a thing.
Is Your Hearing Aid Not Working?
If at any time you notice that your hearing aid does not make a sound as it should, the following steps will help you pinpoint and solve the problem quickly and easily.
Using your phone with a hearing aid
To use a landline or mobile phone effectively with hearing aids you need to ensure the phone is positioned close to the microphone of the hearing aid. If your phone has a volume control you should adjust this for comfort. If you wear in the ear style hearing aids you...
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update
At Kingsbridge Hearing Care the safety of our patients is paramount. In response to current recommendations from the Department of Health and the Public Health Agency regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19) we will be adapting our service provision: From Tuesday 24th March...
Holiday World Exhibition 17th to 19th January 2020
Kingsbridge Hearing Care are delighted to announce that we will be in attendance at the Holiday World Exhibition Friday 17th til Sunday 19th January 2020! Our Lead Audiologists Richard and Stephen will be on hand to give advice on all things hearing related so why not...
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