Implantables
As an Esteem®-certified practice, we have the special training to counsel you on this remarkable hearing breakthrough—plus the expertise to determine if you would be a good candidate for this innovative long-term, implantable hearing solution.
The invisible Esteem Hearing Implant is specifically engineered to help improve the hearing of adults diagnosed with moderate to severe sensorineural hearing loss and is the only FDA-approved, fully implanted, active middle ear hearing device.
Among its many advantages, the Esteem is invisible, waterproof, offers a 24/7/365 hearing solution, and requires no daily maintenance. Contact us for more details.
The remarkable Esteem® Hearing Implant is designed to provide qualified candidates with a unique combination of real-world benefits. The Esteem is:
- An INVISIBLE Solution — You don’t just hear better. You look and feel better. There are no external components. And nothing is in your ear canal.
- A GO-ANYWHERE Solution — There’s nothing to put in or take out. Exercise, shower, and even swim underwater. All with newfound freedom.
- A LONG-TERM Solution — Imagine a full-time hearing solution that’s up to the task 24/7/365. Even its battery lasts years—not weeks or months.
- A CONVENIENT Solution — You don’t remove it or clean it. You don’t misplace it or lose it. And there’s no daily maintenance. You just enjoy it.
Hear how much better life can be. Contact us for more details.
Cochlear Implant
The cochlear implant is an electronic device that is surgically implanted under the skin with electrodes positioned in the cochlea (organ of hearing) to stimulate the auditory nerve (hearing nerve). The cochlear implant has both internal and external parts and should give the patient sound perception by stimulation of the auditory nerve via the implanted electrode array. A cochlear implant is indicated for patients with severe to profound bilateral (two ear) hearing loss that cannot benefit from conventional hearing aid technology.
FDA Approved Cochlear Implant Manufacturers:
Bone Anchored Hearing Device
The Bone Anchored Hearing Device is a percutaneous device primarily used for patients with conductive hearing losses or with single-sided deafness. A small titanium fixture is surgically placed behind the patient’s ear. An external sound processor can be attached, at will, to this fixture via a percutaneous abutment. The device works by sending sound through bone conduction transmission directly to the inner ear.
If you wish to be advised on your condition and the most appropriate treatment, please call to schedule an appointment or click here to request an appointment online.
