An eye exam can help you deal with vision changes as you grow older. However, that’s not the only reason you need regular annual eye exams. Often, an eye exam is the earliest way to detect more serious problems, such as retinopathy or glaucoma. And early diagnosis and intervention in diseases like these can help save your vision. If it has been more than a year since you’ve scheduled your annual exam, call Trillium Vision Care.
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The eyeglasses you choose for yourself are an important part of your identity. They’re more than just a tool to see: they’re a part of your face, your everyday look, and one of the features that people recognize when they see you. Choosing the right eyeglasses is important.
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Your infant’s eyesight is their first portal to the world. As soon as your baby is born, they begin exploring the world visually. In fact, your child picks up a wealth of information simply through what they see. A vision problem puts up barriers between what your child can see and what they should see. And sometimes, this can cause developmental delays. In other words, an infant who has vision problems may have difficulty meeting developmental milestones within the normal time frame.
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If you need vision correction and you don’t want to wear eyeglasses, then contact lenses may be the right solution for you. Before getting contact lenses, you’ll need to update your prescription and have an eye examination from one of the qualified professionals at Trillium Vision Care. Our courteous and capable eye doctors and staff can help you get the contact lenses you need to see better and more clearly.
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Ready to throw away your eyeglasses? LASIK can help. LASIK is a non-invasive, surgical procedure that reshapes the cornea of your eye, improving vision and helping your cornea focus light more accurately on your retina. As a result, you see more clearly. LASIK does this through the use of lasers. This is called refractive eye surgery, and it has helped to improve the vision of millions of people.
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At Trillium Vision Care, we understand that checking the health and visual clarity of the front of patients’ eyes is only the beginning of providing exceptional vision care. We also include retinal screening with every eye exam to determine the health of the back portion of your eyes. Our optometrists and ophthalmologists use a high-tech piece of equipment known as Optomap to obtain a wide view of each patient’s eyes
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Most of the children referred to Trillium Vision Center pass vision screenings at school or the pediatrician’s office, yet they continue to struggle with vision problems that have not received a proper diagnosis. Parents do not always understand that vision screenings performed by a school nurse or pediatrician are not a substitute for a full eye exam.
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When one of our doctors diagnoses you with an eye disease, the next step is to recommend a treatment plan. Your care team at Trillium Vision Care may suggest a range of approaches, including surgery, vision therapy, improving your nutrition, or taking prescription medication.
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Itching, watering, mucous, redness—it sounds like you may be dealing with a case of pink eye, otherwise known as conjunctivitis. This eye infection is definitely not pleasant, and even though it is common, a lot of people don’t know a lot about the condition.
When you go in for your annual eye exam in Zanesville, Newark or New Lexington, OH, you are likely expecting the doctor to primarily look at your vision.
Losing your eyeglasses can be expensive and frustrating. Fortunately, there are many things you can do to avoid this problem.
