It’s hard to believe we’re almost halfway through the summer, and that means it’s time for parents and caregivers to schedule back-to-school eye exams for their children. Comprehensive kids’ eye exams are essential for identifying vision issues that may go unnoticed in your child’s daily life. Unlike school vision screenings, which only assess distance visual […]
Unlike a quick vision screening using the Snellen eye chart, comprehensive eye exams at Eye to Eye Family Vision Care in Sapulpa, OK, provide a full picture of your eye health, from vision testing to anatomical assessments. Among other things, our eye exams include assessments of your intraocular pressure, retina, and optic nerve – so […]
Our eyes depend on overall physical health and well-being. When the body ails, so do eyes and vision. Read about the direct connections between the eyes and disease.
When you consider that our bodies are around 60% water, it’s no wonder that hydration is so important. However, the eyes have a particular interest in your attention to hydration because they are 98% water. That means every time you’re dehydrated, your eyes suffer the consequences, some of which affect vision health. This is why […]
Retinal detachment can happen to anyone and affects roughly 1 in 10,000 people. However, certain individuals have a higher risk of retinal detachment than others. Detached retinas can cause significant vision loss and may lead to complete blindness, making diagnosis and treatment critical. Recognizing the warning signs of retinal detachment and seeking immediate treatment from […]
Unlike the sun, which has a full spectrum of colorful light waves - each with a varying energy frequency - most of the artificial light sources around us have high concentrations of blue light waves. These are some of the most powerful light energy waves, just a step below UV light, and the concentrated doses […]
If you opt to use contact lenses instead of glasses, you’ll likely face the choice between daily disposable and monthly contact lens options. Each has distinct advantages and drawbacks, and your optometrist can help you make the best decision for your lifestyle and vision needs. What Are Daily Disposable Contact Lenses? Daily disposable contact lenses are single-use […]
Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) exams are a noninvasive way for your optometrist or ophthalmologist to obtain detailed images of the anatomy of the rear of the eye. Some of the most common eye conditions that lead to blindness, such as macular degeneration, glaucoma, and others, are initially diagnosed using OCT exams. ⚡ Quick OCT Facts […]
If this is your first time being pregnant, you may be surprised to learn that hormonal fluctuations and other pregnancy-related changes can affect your vision and eye health. And, if you’ve been pregnant before, you may find that while you weren’t one of the 15% of women who experienced eye or vision changes the last […]
Light is foundational to human vision, which is why we struggle to see in the dark. Also referred to as night vision, a person’s ability to see accurately in low-light situations, including nighttime, depends on multiple factors. If you notice that you’re struggling with night vision or your night vision is noticeably worsening, schedule a […]
