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Reviewed by Audiologist: Kechi Oribabaor MSc RHAD AHCS RCCP
Professional ear-cleaning with an HCPC-registered audiologist and at a family-run private dedicated ear/audiology clinic.
Professional ear-cleaning with an HCPC-registered audiologist and at a family-run private dedicated ear/audiology clinic.
Pricing Other Services
Pricing Other Services
One ear: £70 and free hearing screen Hearing Tests
Both ears: £70 Latest Hearing Aids
Hearing screen : £25 Tinnitus Assessment & Management
Same-day appointments: Often available Auditory Processing Test & Therapy
Monday : 09:00 - 15:00 Ear Irrigation,Manual Wax Removal
Tuesday : 09:00 - 15:00
Wednesday : CLOSED
Thursday : 09:00 - 15:00
Friday : 09:00 - 18:30
Saturday : 09:00 - 15:00
Sunday : CLOSED
At a glance
At a glance
Wheelchair access : Yes (portable ramp)
Step-free entry : Yes
Areas served: Rochester, Chatham, Gillingham, Strood, Medway, Maidstone, Hoo, Gravesend, Larksfield, Wainscott, Faversham, Newington, Sheerness, Minster on Sea, West Malling, East Malling, Barming, Snodland, Cuxton.
Nearest transport: Rochester train station or Chatham Train Station. Nearest bus stop is by Cycle King for Hospital Road
Before your visit: Please Use olive oil drops for up to three days before your appointment, if you have no prior history of perforation on your eardrum.
What to expect at your appointment
What to expect at your appointment
When you arrive, the audiologist will ask about your medical history, medication and symptoms. The audiologist will look in both ears with a video otoscope. The audiologist will show you an image of what a typical eardrum should look like. You can view the images on screen as the audiologist views them. If you prefer not to see the images. Then you can let us know as well. A consent form is offered. Any further questions you have are answered. Wax is usually taken out by microsuction; sometimes irrigation or manual removal may be employed depending on the case and, most importantly, what would work best for your ears. If you prefer a particular method, this would be considered as well.
If, after removal of earwax, something other than wax is found or a blocked feeling still resides within the ear. We can investigate your middle ear and inner ear further. This would involve performing further hearing tests to find out why your ears still feel blocked even though clear of wax. If warranted, we share our observations and video images of your ear with your GP. To soften the wax beforehand, use olive oil drops for up to three days before you come in.
Where to find us
Where to find us
375 Old High Street (at bottom of Gundulph Hill), Rochester, Chatham. Kent, ME1 1DA. We are located inside the former Featherstones House. Now called Intra business centre. Locate us on the map below.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT EAR CLEANING
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT EAR CLEANING
Is there free parking at Sonant Hearing Clinic for my ear cleaning appointment?
Is there free parking at Sonant Hearing Clinic for my ear cleaning appointment?
Yes, there is free parking at Sonant Hearing Clinic. When you visit, you can find the sign for Sonant patients highlighted on the side of the building. When you come into the reception foyer, put your car registration into the tablet to register you car for free parking on visiting us.
What happens during the ear cleaning appointment
What happens during the ear cleaning appointment
We take your history and examine your ear with a video camera, so you can also see what your ear looks like before and after your ears are cleared of wax. If there is any abnormality, we are trained as ear specialists and audiologists to identify it. We can also share the ear picture directly with your GP if we need to refer you for medical attention.
What do I get for my ear wax cleaning
What do I get for my ear wax cleaning
We take your history and examine your ear with a video camera, so you can also see what your ear looks like before and after your ears are cleared of wax. If there is any abnormality, we are trained as ear specialists and audiologists to identify it. We can also share the ear picture directly with your GP if we need to refer you for medical attention.
What if there is no wax in my ears?
What if there is no wax in my ears?
As trained and qualified audiologists, we can investigate further by testing your outer, middle and inner ear to find out why you are not hearing as well as you expect. If further medical attention is required, we can refer you to ENT along with the results you have obtained from your tests. Providing further information for guidance.
We would suggest you visit your Doctor or Emergency care 1st if you experience:
We would suggest you visit your Doctor or Emergency care 1st if you experience:
Sudden loss of hearing in either ear
Debilitating ear ache or pain
Recent ear operation. We would recommend that you consult the surgery clinic where you had the operation first.
Discharging or bleeding ear
Dizziness symptoms.
Call us on 01634 479 550 to book your ear wax clearing appointment today.
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