More Than Just Hearing Aids

EARWAX REMOVAL


WHAT IS EARWAX?

Earwax (also called cerumen) is a waxy oil that is produced inside your ear canal to gather and remove dirt, dust and dead skin cells. Earwax slowly makes its way out of the ear on its own. However, there are some cases where the body produces too much earwax and it cannot come out on its own. Pushing swabs into the ear can push the earwax toward the back of the ear canal creating a blockage and preventing sound from getting through.

SYMPTOMS OF IMPACTED EARWAX

Here are a few signs that you may have impacted earwax:  

  • Muted hearing
  • Plugged-up sensation in the ear
  • Ringing, buzzing or hissing

SAFE EARWAX-REMOVAL IN OUR CLINIC

Excess earwax is easy to treat in office. We tend to begin with a softening agent and then remove the earwax with the help of special tools, such as:

Our earwax removal clinic is fully equipped to handle all of your earwax removal needs in a safe and effective way. Our professionals are trained and qualified to remove your wax safely and effectively. 

Please do not try to remove impacted earwax on your own. The process of removing even softened earwax may result in making the impaction worse and even damaging the eardrum. Come to The Hearing & Dizziness Clinic, where we have the training and tools to do the job right.


Due to the substantial increase in demand for our services, we are implementing restrictions on the availability of this procedure. We will only be offering earwax removal to two specific groups:

(1) patients who have purchased hearing aids or tinnitus maskers from one of our four clinic locations, and

(2) seniors aged between 60 and 80 years.

We kindly request that all other individuals seek assistance with earwax concerns from their primary healthcare provider.