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MEET DR. LEIGH SMITH
Dr. Smith is one of the nation’s leading adult amplification specialists.
Dr. Smith is an Audiologist specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of adult hearing disorders. She completed her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Rhode Island, a Doctor of Audiology degree from Texas Tech University, and completed clinical coursework in Rochester, NY before settling in the Tampa area. Prior to starting Florida Audiology Associates, Dr. Smith was the Audiology Director for Suncoast ENT Surgical Specialists where she revived and expanded a hearing aid department overseeing multiple offices across three counties.
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Hearing loss is never normal at any age
You don’t know what you don’t hear
Untreated hearing loss is related to the onset of Dementia. The more hearing loss we have, and the longer it goes untreated, the more likely someone is to Dementia compared to those with normal hearing. A research article from a 2011 study performed at Johns Hopkins University by Dr. Frank Lin is available in our patient resources page. There, you can read how researchers in the study determined that hearing loss and Dementia are strongly connected even after accounting for other risk factors such as Diabetes, high blood pressure, and age.
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Common signs of hearing loss
Call to schedule if you’re experiencing any of these symptoms:
- Ringing in the ears
- Saying “I can hear you, but I can’t understand you”
- People sound like they are mumbling or soft spoken
- Unable to understand conversations in background noise
- Can follow a news broadcast but not a television series
- Needing to put a phone call on speaker
- Asking people to repeat
- Unable to understand someone if you’re not able to lipread (trouble hearing people wearing masks)
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