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The first few months are the hardest, and many of us have been there. I have had some periods when the T was so loud it was waking me up after...
Only you can answer if the risk is worth it. Most bars are louder than 80 dB which is the problem. Some things to think about. Is your tinnitus...
I think my H is just about gone, as I am not in any pain or discomfort from loud sounds. I was able to recently attend a wedding reception with a...
Most welcome!
Most welcome, this is an emerging body of evidence for the dental professionals. Hopefully, this should fuel a push for quieter equipment, and not...
https://www.todaysrdh.com/hearing-loss-dentistry-silent-topic/ "Dentists and their auxiliaries are regularly exposed to decibel (dB) levels at...
Not really, I think the T is more constant (at least for me), and closing off the ear, and in turn the sound, takes it down to the same amount.
Don't blame you. I was bothered by the sound of that drill before I got T/H.
Absolutely, it is the sound of the drill and the ultrasonic cleaning that is the real issue, not the X-rays.
A quite room is not a silent room as a quiet room is about 40 db so there is still some ambient noise level that is blocked out by covering of the...
Here's hoping you get diarrhea that day! Seriously, no reason to expose yourself to this level of noise, which can only end badly IMHO. Your...
X-rays, at the common medical doses, should have zero effect on tinnitus/hyperacusis.
It was explained above by @GregCA When the external sounds are taken away, the brain focuses more on the sound of the T. This is how white...
I think just about everyone's T gets louder when you cover the ear. This also happens upon insertion of earplugs.
I do not know what that is in the video. However, thanks for the update, and glad you are doing better.
