North Texas’ Most Trusted Hearing Care For Decatur, TX
Decatur was originally named Taylorsville, for Zachary Taylor (12th president of the US), but an early settler and Texas legislator objected in favor of the name Decatur, TX after a Whig Party member suggested naming the town after American naval officer Stephen Decatur. The establishment of the Butterfield Overland Stage and Mail route and the arrival of the Ft. Worth and Denver Railroad helped increase the population of the county seat of Wise County.
Entegris acquired Poco Graphite, Inc., a supplier of specialized graphite and silicon carbide products for use in semiconductor, EDM, glass-bottling, biomedical, aerospace, and alternative-energy applications, provides employment to many Decatur residents. Located at a junction of two US highways (US380 and US287), Decatur is the last rural stopping point for travelers from the north and west before entering the Dallas/Ft. Worth metroplex.
In order to provide Decatur with the best possible hearing care, based upon individual needs, Denton Hearing Health Care provides a broad array of services related to evaluation, rehabilitation, and prevention of hearing impairment and balance disorders, including comprehensive hearing evaluations, specialized diagnostic testing, industrial hearing screenings, custom hearing protection, and more for adults and children of all ages.
Choosing the hearing professional who is going to accompany you on your better hearing journey is one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make. The doctors of audiology in our Denton, TX hearing center have the education and knowledge to diagnose and treat hearing and balance disorders and make the appropriate treatment recommendations when necessary.
Since hearing problems are individual, our audiologists go above and beyond selling hearing aids in order to provide the individualized support, counseling, and technical support to those we serve in Decatur, TX.
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Mon-Thu: 8:30am – 5:00pm
Fri: 8:00am – 12:00pm
Saturday/Sunday: Closed
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Advanced Hearing Evaluations
When Was Your Last Hearing Test?
Hearing loss is the third most prevalent health condition in America. However, the first hearing assessment for many comes after their hearing loss reaches a level that begins to have a negative impact on their quality of life.
Like regular dental check-ups, annual physicals, or frequent cholesterol checks, hearing assessments are an essential part of protecting your hearing. Denton Hearing Health Care has developed a methodical hearing assessment process based on best practices and our experience with thousands of patients in order to provide an accurate measurement of your hearing capacity and potential risks of future damage.
If more than a year has passed since your last hearing test, our hearing care team wants to encourage you to learn the truth about your hearing before hearing challenges begin to affect your lifestyle by scheduling a hearing assessment.
Hearing Aid Technology
Choose Hearing Technology That Fits You
Not very many of us, if any, grow up looking forward to the day when we can wear our first pair of hearing aids. Instead, we usually envision the bulky, frustrating gadgets our parents or grandparents wore whenever hearing aids are mentioned.
Just about everyone is surprised to learn that the stigma attached to hearing aids is out of date until they see that today’s hearing aid technology is smaller, lightweight, and provides greater wearing discretion. In addition to being nearly invisible, more powerful sound processing with noise cancellation capabilities and improved natural clarity as well as rechargeable batteries and the capacity to connect your hearing aids directly to your smartphone, television, or PC are common features of modern hearing devices.
Regardless of your unique circumstances, lifestyle, budget, and preferences, there is a hearing instrument in the size, style, color, and level of technology available to meet your unique hearing needs and personal preferences.
Earwax Removal
Maintain Healthy Ears with Professional Earwax Removal
Although too much earwax can be a hassle to deal with, it plays a vital role in providing moisture, removing dirt, debris, bacteria, fungus, or foreign objects from the ear canal and preventing infections in order to keep your ears healthy.
Too little earwax may lead to itching, irritation, and infection, while too much can cause stuffiness, muffled hearing, earaches, or a hearing aid malfunction, so it’s necessary to use a balanced approach when dealing with earwax.
Instead of risking damage to your ear canal and eardrum or making the problem worse, the safest, most effective way to deal with earwax is to allow our professionals who have specialized equipment, skills, and expertise to remove it for you.
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It’s often the small things that hold us back. Whether a question, a misconception, or a concern.
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