Comprehensive Eye Exams
Complete evaluation of your eye and vision system with the latest technology and techniques
What's Included in Your Exam
A comprehensive eye exam is more than just checking if you need glasses. It's a thorough evaluation of your overall eye health and visual system. Many systemic diseases, such as diabetes and high blood pressure, are often first detected during routine eye exams.
Visual Acuity Testing
Measurement of how clearly you see at various distances
Refraction Assessment
Determining your exact prescription for glasses or contacts
Eye Health Evaluation
Examination of internal and external eye structures
Glaucoma Screening
Pressure testing and optic nerve evaluation
Retinal Examination
Detailed view of the back of your eye including blood vessels
Binocular Vision Testing
Assessment of how well your eyes work together
How Often Should You Have an Eye Exam?
The American Optometric Association recommends:
- •Infants and Children: First exam between 6-12 months, then at age 3, before kindergarten, and annually thereafter
- •Adults (18-64): Every two years, or annually if you wear glasses or contacts
- •Seniors (65+): Annual comprehensive exams to monitor age-related changes
- •High-Risk Patients: More frequent exams if you have diabetes, family history of eye disease, or other risk factors
Advanced Technology
Essential Vision Care utilizes the latest diagnostic technology to ensure the most thorough and accurate eye examinations. Our commitment to staying on the cutting edge of eye care technology means you receive the most comprehensive care available.
Digital imaging, automated refraction systems, and advanced diagnostic instruments allow us to detect eye conditions earlier and monitor changes more precisely over time.
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Protect your vision and overall health with a thorough eye examination
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