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Regular eye exams are an important tool in maintaining eye and overall body health. Early detection of eye problems allows for better choices of treatment options and a reduced risk of permanent vision loss.
Lack of symptoms is a poor technique for gauging eye health. Regular eye exams for adults and children are designed to prevent vision loss or poor visual development, respectively. The so called "eyeglasses" exams are only a part of a properly conducted comprehensive eye exam. By having a comprehensive eye exam, that will enable the doctor to detect many chronic ocular and medical conditions, and early detection can lead to more effective treatments and outcomes.
The most common eye conditions diagnosed during a comprehensive eye exam are called refractive errors (see video) which cause blurry vision. These conditions affect millions of people in the United States and often worsen with age. Fortunately, refractive errors can be treated with eyewear, contact lenses, or surgery to allow patients to enjoy clear vision at all distances. An eye exam is different from a vision screening, which only tests visual acuity and is commonly performed by a school nurse, pediatrician or other health care provider. Only a well-trained eye care professional can perform a comprehensive eye exam to evaluate the overall health of the eye.
During an eye exam, the doctor can evaluate the eyes for conditions such as:
This can be done through a series of direct exam and diagnostic tests performed in the office which may include:
Treatment After a Comprehensive Eye Examination
After completing the comprehensive exam and reaching an accurate diagnosis, the doctor will develop a treatment plan which can include:
We provide these procedures to improve vision safely and precisely by reshaping the cornea to correct the following refractive errors:
Most patients enjoy 20/20 vision or better after this type of treatment.
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