Traditional ear impressions can be messy and uncomfortable. Essence Audiology uses advanced 3D ear scanning to capture a detailed digital model of your ear, without impression material being placed into the ear canal.
The result is a precise starting point for suitable custom hearing protection, earmoulds, musician earplugs, swimmers earplugs, and other custom-fit hearing devices.
Traditional ear impressions can be messy and uncomfortable. Essence Audiology uses advanced 3D ear scanning to capture a detailed digital model of your ear, without impression material being placed into the ear canal.
The result is a precise starting point for suitable custom hearing protection, earmoulds, musician earplugs, swimmers earplugs, and other custom-fit hearing devices.
Traditional ear impressions can be messy and uncomfortable. Essence Audiology uses advanced 3D ear scanning to capture a detailed digital model of your ear, without impression material being placed into the ear canal.
The result is a precise starting point for suitable custom hearing protection, earmoulds, musician earplugs, swimmers earplugs, and other custom-fit hearing devices.

A 3D ear scan creates a detailed digital model of the outer ear and ear canal. Your audiologist first checks that your ears are suitable for scanning, then positions the scanner comfortably and captures the information needed for a custom-made device.
At Essence Audiology, we use Otoscan® 3D scanning technology to help make the custom-fitting process cleaner, more comfortable, and more precise.
Unlike conventional impression material, there is no expanding silicone material in the ear canal. Instead, the scan becomes a secure digital record that can be used to support the manufacture of suitable custom devices.
No messy impression material
Detailed digital ear model you can share
Comfortable, non-invasive procedure
Suitable for ordering custom earplugs, hearing aids, and music earbuds

Every ear is different. A detailed digital scan gives your audiologist and the manufacturer a more precise foundation for creating a custom device that is designed around your anatomy and intended use.

Your audiologist can help select a custom-earplug style suited to your lifestyle, listening environment and comfort preferences.

For people who need a secure, comfortable earmould as part of their hearing solution.

Your 3D ear scan can be retained securely as a digital reference for future custom devices.
If you need a replacement, another style of earplug or a new custom-fit solution, the existing scan may help streamline the process where appropriate.

Digital scanning allows your audiologist to review your ear canal size and shape, determining suitability for custom-fit, in-the-canal devices.

For work, machinery, motorsport, music, shooting, music venues and other noisy environments.

3D ear scanning creates a precise digital model of your ear, helping us achieve a more accurate, comfortable fit for custom hearing aids and earmoulds, without the need for traditional silicone impressions.
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Custom water plugs can help keep water out of the ear for swimmers, surfers and people who are prone to ear discomfort after time in the water.

For people seeking a more comfortable way to reduce unwanted noise at night while travelling or in busy environments.

Custom ear moulds can work with compatible personal-audio devices, helping improve fit and isolation from surrounding noise.
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Suitability depends on your ear health, ear anatomy and the type of custom device required. Your audiologist will advise whether scanning is appropriate for you.
Yes. A detailed 3D scan can be used as part of the process for suitable custom hearing-aid earmoulds and other in-ear hearing devices.
Yes. 3D ear scanning can support the production of suitable custom hearing protection for work, music, swimming, sleep, travel and sport.
Not necessarily. Your digital scan can be retained for future reference and may assist with suitable reorders or replacements. A new scan may still be required if your needs, ear shape, or manufacturer requirements change.
A small scanner captures a detailed digital model of your ear shape. This information is used as part of the custom manufacturing process for suitable earplug options.
The scan itself is usually quick. Allow enough time for your audiologist to check your ears, discuss your needs and explain the right custom-device options.
Not always. If you have concerns about your hearing, tinnitus, workplace noise exposure, or communication difficulties, your audiologist may recommend a hearing assessment as part of your care.
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