Lambton Audiology Associates
Founded in 1988, Lambton Audiology Associates provides professional, quality audiology services for those with hearing loss, tinnitus, and balance problems. Regardless of age, no hearing impairment is insignificant—all warrant hearing management. Our expert team of caring professionals is dedicated to providing the most current, comprehensive, evidence-based treatment and audiological rehabilitation for all ages.
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Last updated on Mar 13th, 2026
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Hearing health protection advisory
Lambton Audiology Associates recommends simple prevention steps to protect your hearing, including keeping ears clean, avoiding loud noises, and seeking treatment for any changes. This concise advisory from trusted specialists emphasizes everyday habits and encourages professional evaluation when you notice hearing loss signs.
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Hearing aid drying service announcement
Lambton Audiology Associates is offering a quick drop in hearing aid drying service using high power drying systems, with each cycle taking less than 10 minutes. Communicative Disorders Assistants can give a moisture reading so you know whether rain or humidity has affected your devices; locations referenced include Sarnia Lambton and Petrolia Ontario.
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Visitors Welcome and Support Local Businesses Post
Lambton Audiology Associates posted a friendly invitation on 2026-03-10 asking visitors to stop by and support local businesses in Sarnia Lambton and Petrolia Ontario, with a shout out to Bernafon. The short community focused message is a warm nudge to combine clinic visits with shopping local, ideal for neighbors in the area.
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Sensorineural Hearing Loss Overview and Service Offer
Lambton Audiology Associates outlines sensorineural hearing loss causes and explains that it is managed with hearing aids, aural rehabilitation, and assistive listening technology. They offer a free first hearing test; call 519-542-0569 to book an assessment for residents in Sarnia and the surrounding Lambton region.
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Patient Safety Awareness Week message
Lambton Audiology Associates marks Patient Safety Awareness Week by promoting safe, high quality audiology care with a focus on accurate hearing tests and proper device management. The short campaign encourages patients to adopt practical safety steps and invites community conversation via the hashtag #PatientSafetyWeek.
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Clinic services and availability announcement
Lambton Audiology Associates is offering comprehensive hearing care at its Sarnia and Petrolia clinics, open Monday to Friday, with walk in, message, or call options. Services include hearing tests, earwax removal, custom earplugs, hearing aid fittings and on the spot repairs, and tinnitus testing; call 519-542-0569 to check availability.
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International Women's Day company recognition
Lambton Audiology Associates celebrates International Women's Day with a thank you to patients, caregivers, supporters, and their woman led team, naming nine current staff members. The clinic emphasizes its identity as a woman owned business serving the Sarnia and Petrolia area and shares appreciation for the work women do both professionally and privately.
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Extrinsic pinna muscles and their function
Lambton Audiology Associates outlines how three extrinsic pinna muscles let some people wiggle their ears and how those muscles shape infant ear cartilage. The superior, posterior, and anterior auricular muscles each move the outer ear in distinct ways, and all are innervated by the facial nerve CNVII. This short primer is a useful piece of hearing health education for parents and anyone curious about ear anatomy.
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Occupational hearing-loss assessment and scheduling
Lambton Audiology Associates offers occupational hearing assessments at clinics in Sarnia and Petrolia, Ontario, and funding coverage is available for eligible workers and retirees. Book an assessment by calling 519-542-0569, messaging, or visiting the clinic; regular testing is recommended for anyone who works with loud tools or machinery.
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World Hearing Day
World Hearing Day on March 3, 2026 centers on preventing avoidable childhood hearing loss with the theme From communities to classrooms: hearing care for all children. Lambton Audiology Associates highlights integrating hearing care into school health and child health programs to help children hear and learn, with resources for parents, teachers, and communities.
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Tinnitus overview and recommendation for evaluation
Lambton Audiology Associates explains that tinnitus is a symptom, not a diagnosis, and recommends starting with a hearing test to identify underlying causes with hearing loss the most common driver. The practice encourages evaluation and collaborative, personalized follow up for tinnitus relief in Sarnia and Petrolia.
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Hearing loss awareness and screening encouragement
Lambton Audiology Associates urges people of all ages to recognize that noise exposure, certain medications, and lifestyle factors can affect hearing, and to get their hearing checked. The brief awareness message, published 2026-03-02, uses hashtags #LAA, #HereToHelpYouHearBetter, and #HearingAwareness to encourage screening and preventive care.
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How the stapedius muscle protects hearing and related disorders
Lambton Audiology Associates describes how the stapedius muscle contracts to stiffen the middle ear bones and reduce loud sound reaching the inner ear, while stressing that this reflex does not replace ear plugs. The post outlines related conditions including hyperacusis and middle ear myoclonus and notes that myoclonus can cause fluttering or clicking sensations sometimes tied to stress.
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Diet and hearing health tip
Lambton Audiology Associates says Mediterranean-style eating, rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins, may lower the risk of age-related hearing loss by 30 percent. This preventive nutrition tip is aimed at older adults and frames heart healthy eating as one way to support long term hearing health.
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Patient motivation and complimentary hearing screening announcement
Lambton Audiology Associates says better hearing depends on intrinsic motivation and is offering complimentary initial screenings for patients in Sarnia, Sarnia Lambton, and Petrolia. The post promises a no pressure assessment focused on readiness, habit change, and practical guidance to help hearing solutions work for you.
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Hearing aid maintenance tip
Lambton Audiology Associates posted practical hearing aid maintenance tips on 2026-02-25, emphasizing daily cleaning, dry storage, and routine battery or wax guard replacement. The short social media message uses hashtags #LAA and #HearingAidCare to encourage hearing aid users to protect their investment and seek professional checks when performance declines.
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Independently owned audiology practice services and community commitment
Lambton Audiology Associates explains why independent ownership matters, from uninterrupted service during the 2020 pandemic to a City of Sarnia Accessibility Award for accessibility work. The clinic offers hearing aid repair, earwax removal, and Auditory Processing testing across Sarnia-Lambton, and emphasizes unlimited visit length and fully customized treatment plans.
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Earwax removal announcement
Lambton Audiology Associates notes that OHIP removed routine earwax removal coverage in 2019, and continues to offer certified earwax removal by microsuction, irrigation, or manual instrument in Sarnia and Petrolia. Call 519-542-0569, message, or drop in to schedule an appointment if you have symptoms like blockage or reduced hearing.
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Tensor tympani muscle facts
The tensor tympani is a middle ear muscle that tightens the eardrum to brace it against tactile force and to dampen self produced sounds like chewing. Lambton Audiology Associates notes the muscle connects to the malleus and has a meningeal artery blood supply, and that some people can voluntarily make the low rumble you hear when yawning.
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Ear issues during cold and flu season
During cold and flu season inflamed eustachian tubes can trap fluid and make hearing sound muffled, Lambton Audiology Associates advises a professional evaluation. If ear fullness or persistent hearing changes occur get checked so you can rule out middle ear fluid and receive appropriate care.
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Cold and flu season hearing reminder
Lambton Audiology Associates posted a reminder on 2026-02-23 that cold and flu season can make hearing and conversation more difficult, using #LAA, #HereToHelpYouHearBetter, and #HearBetter to share the message. If you notice new or persistent hearing difficulty during or after illness, consider monitoring symptoms and scheduling a hearing assessment with your audiologist.
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Thrift-store vinyl shoutout
Lambton Audiology Associates posted a cheerful Friday shoutout on 2026-02-20 highlighting a 1971 vinyl found at a thrift store, calling it a fun, nostalgic listen. The short post frames the record as a reminder of how much the music industry has changed and invites quick appreciation.
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Hearing health advisory
Lambton Audiology Associates warns that ignoring hearing loss can affect relationships, work, and overall quality of life, and urges you to get your hearing checked before small problems become big ones. Published 2026-02-20, this concise advisory is a prompt to prioritize hearing health and to share awareness using #HearingHealth.
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Auditory deprivation and hearing-test recommendation
Lambton Audiology Associates warns that untreated hearing loss can cause auditory deprivation, reducing the brain's ability to make sense of speech; regular hearing tests are recommended. If it has been more than two years since your last assessment call 519-542-0569, message, or drop in to schedule; see the linked Healthy Hearing article for more detail.
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Weight loss and hearing awareness post
Lambton Audiology Associates posted on February 18, 2026 that studies link a healthy BMI to a lower risk of hearing loss. The brief social message encourages adults to learn more about hearing protection and to follow hashtags like #HereToHelpYouHearBetter for related tips and resources.