Hearing

At Atlantic ENT, our comprehensive hearing services are designed to diagnose, manage, and treat hearing and balance conditions for patients of all ages—helping you reconnect with the sounds that matter most.

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Comprehensive Hearing Care for Every Stage of Life

Hearing plays a vital role in how we connect with others, experience the world, and maintain overall quality of life. When hearing loss or tinnitus begins to interfere with communication or daily activities, it can impact everything from relationships to emotional well-being. At Atlantic Ear, Nose & Throat, we believe everyone deserves clear hearing and confident communication.

Our board-certified ENT specialists and Doctors of Audiology offer full-service hearing care—from diagnostic testing and hearing aid fittings to tinnitus management and long-term support. With advanced technology and personalized treatment plans, our goal is to help each patient achieve optimal hearing health in a comfortable, compassionate setting. Schedule a consultation at one of our convenient locations in Lake Mary, Orange City, or DeLand to begin your journey toward better hearing.

Understanding Hearing Health

Hearing loss can develop gradually or occur suddenly due to age, noise exposure, infections, or underlying medical conditions. Because early symptoms often go unnoticed, professional evaluation is key to identifying problems before they worsen. At Atlantic ENT, we use state-of-the-art diagnostic tools to detect even the most subtle changes in hearing and ear health.

Our multidisciplinary team—including otolaryngologists and audiologists—works together to determine the cause of hearing difficulties and provide targeted treatment. Whether you’re experiencing mild hearing changes, persistent tinnitus, or balance issues, we’ll help you find answers and solutions tailored to your lifestyle.

Our Hearing Services at Atlantic ENT

Our practice provides comprehensive diagnostic and treatment options for a full range of hearing and ear-related conditions.

Hearing Loss

Hearing loss affects millions of Americans and can result from factors such as aging, noise exposure, ear infections, or genetics. At Atlantic ENT, we perform thorough evaluations to identify the type and degree of hearing loss—conductive, sensorineural, or mixed—and determine the most effective treatment approach. Management options may include medical treatment, surgical correction, or hearing amplification through advanced hearing aids.

Hearing Testing

Our in-depth hearing assessments are designed to provide an accurate picture of your hearing health. Using advanced audiometric testing and diagnostic equipment, our audiologists measure how well you hear across different frequencies and volumes. The results guide your individualized treatment plan and help monitor changes in hearing over time.

Advanced Technology for Precision Care

At Atlantic ENT, we believe that accurate diagnosis is the cornerstone of effective treatment. That’s why our offices are equipped with advanced audiologic and diagnostic technology, including:

Comprehensive audiometry for hearing evaluation
Tympanometry to assess middle-ear function
Otoacoustic emissions testing for inner-ear health
Speech testing to evaluate communication performance
Real-ear measurement for precise hearing aid fitting

By combining clinical expertise with cutting-edge tools, we ensure every patient receives individualized, high-quality care.

Compassionate Care for Every Patient

Hearing health is deeply personal, and no two patients experience it the same way. Our team takes time to listen, educate, and guide you through every step of your care journey. From your first hearing test to ongoing maintenance of your devices, you’ll receive attentive, personalized service designed to make you feel supported and empowered.

We treat both adults and children with the same standard of professionalism and empathy—because at Atlantic ENT, we believe hearing care should be as compassionate as it is effective.

Preventive Hearing Care Tips

In addition to diagnosis and treatment, we emphasize prevention and long-term hearing wellness. You can protect your hearing and minimize risk by:

Wearing ear protection in loud environments or workplaces
Keeping the volume moderate when using earbuds or headphones
Seeking prompt treatment for ear infections or sinus issues
Scheduling annual hearing screenings, especially after age 50

Managing conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure that can affect hearing health
Our audiologists can help you develop healthy listening habits to preserve your hearing for years to come.

Why Choose Atlantic ENT for Hearing Care in Central Florida?

At Atlantic ENT, hearing care is more than a medical service—it’s a commitment to restoring connection, confidence, and quality of life. Our team of board-certified otolaryngologists and audiologists delivers evidence-based treatment using the latest technology in a warm, patient-centered environment. With three convenient Central Florida locations, we make it easy to receive comprehensive hearing care close to home. Schedule your appointment today and experience the Atlantic ENT difference.

Hearing Care FAQs

How often should I have my hearing checked?

Adults should schedule a baseline hearing exam at age 50 or sooner if they experience symptoms. Those with known hearing loss should have annual evaluations.

Can hearing aids really make a difference?

Yes. Modern hearing aids are sophisticated, customizable devices that greatly enhance clarity and communication, even in noisy environments.

Is tinnitus always related to hearing loss?

Not always. Tinnitus can result from various causes, but it often accompanies hearing loss or prolonged noise exposure.

Do you offer pediatric hearing testing?

Yes. Our team provides comprehensive hearing evaluations for children, ensuring early diagnosis and management of ear or hearing conditions.

What should I expect at my first hearing appointment?

Your visit includes a discussion of symptoms, a full hearing evaluation, and personalized recommendations from your ENT or audiologist.