Services & Products

Ear Wax Removal

Triton Hearing provides an ear wax removal service using the gentle new microsuction technique. Excessive and hardened ear wax can cause many problems and become very painful if not safely removed. Please call our clinics to make an appointment.

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Hearing Assessment

A comprehensive hearing assessment determines how well each part of the hearing system is working. Testing takes around half an hour and includes monitoring how well sound travels from the outer to the inner ear, how well you hear pure tones and how well you can hear and understand speech. With this knowledge our clinician can determine if there is a weakness in any part of your hearing system and how best to treat it.

What to Expect During an Assessment

During your hearing assessment you will have headphones placed over your ears and you will be asked to indicate when you think you hear a sound. The clinician may also wish to examine your ears by looking inside them and/or testing the movement of your eardrum. Both of these processes are simple, non invasive and painless.

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Hearing Solutions

Following the examination of your hearing assessment results your clinician will discuss options for hearing rehabilitation with you. There are a large variety of hearing aids available today. Technology in hearing aids has advanced rapidly in recent years.

There are now four main types of hearing aids available:

• CIC (completely in the ear)
• ITC (in the canal)
• ITE (in the ear)
• BTE (behind the ear)

Please click each hearing aid below to see how it looks fitted in the ear.

Products

Phonak
Phonak is a leading member of the hearing rehabilitation research community. Over the past few years they have pioneered work in the area of Digital Bionics which has led to innovations in hearing aid production both within Phonak and other leading hearing aid manufacturers.

Siemens
Siemens has a large branch in New Zealand and has been providing technology to the New Zealand market for over 125 years. They produce and conduct research in a variety of areas of communication technology from mobile phones to hearing aids.

Widex
Widex is a Danish company that has been providing a comprehensive range of hearing aids to New Zealand and overseas since the 1950's. Like all the other leading hearing technology developers, Widex is currently working on further innovations in digital technology.

GN Resound
GN Resound is the world's largest company dedicated solely to hearing healthcare products. GN Resound has a strong focus on pioneering hearing technology.

Oticon
Originating in Denmark in 1904 Oticon can be credited with several groundbreaking advances in hearing technology. Oticon's latest innovation is Epoq, an advanced hearing aid that can communicate directly with your mobile phone, and the hearing aids in your left and right ear communicate with each other and coordinate to further improve your hearing.

Unitron
Unitron is another of the world's leading players in hearing technology development. They have offices throughout the world including a New Zealand branch based in Auckland.

Starkey
Starkey have been producing hearing aids since 1967 and are now the world's leading manufacturer of custom hearing aids. They were also one of the first companies to introduce the now standard no obligation trial period.

Bernafon
Bernafon was first established in Bern, Switzerland in 1946. They have been at the leading edge of hearing technology for over 60 years. Bernafon now has distributors in over 40 countries worldwide, including New Zealand.

Custom Hearing
Custom Hearing import and distribute hearing aids from a number of leading manufacturers ensuring that New Zealand has access to the best the world has to offer.

We take pride in our hearing solutions, so we gladly go the extra mile to ensure a satisfactory trial period. We also provide hearing therapist services and drop-in clinics for repairs, and friendly advice

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