B-Town Eyecare
SEE BETTER. FEEL BETTER.
B-Town Eyecare
SEE BETTER. FEEL BETTER.
SEE BETTER. FEEL BETTER.
The tests included in a comprehensive eye examination can vary according to a patient’s age, overall systemic health, and family history. Trained technicians assist our doctor with some of the medical history and testing.
Testing that measures and assesses how clear your vision is. It measures what is considered normal vision at a distance of 20 feet.
The Reichert VRX System is used, along with a traditional retinoscope to measure your current eyeglasses or contact lens prescription.
An microscope-like instrument is utilized by the doctor to look inside the eye for signs of common eye diseases and conditions.
We have two different means of testing your peripheral vision to identify blind spots or problems at a very early stage of disease.
Various tests to check how well the eyes are working together as a team, and to detect strabismus (abnormal alignment of the eyes).
Also known as tonometry, this test measures the pressure within the eye.
Please Note: We DO NOT utilize the
“air puff” testing method.
Evaluation of the optic nerve, retinal tissue, and blood vessels using an ophthalmoscope and special magnifying lenses after pupil dilation.
If you are symptomatic or showing signs of Dry Eye Disease, a screening test using the Oculus Keratograph 5 is performed. This test will assess the severity of symptoms and help identify a treatment regimen.
The Optovue technology is utilized to take photos of the internal structures of your eyes. This advanced technology will help analyze the various layers of the retina for disease.
If your eye doctor examines your eyes without dilation, they will not be able to see any serious problems that may be developing in the back of the eye.
Remember that it is difficult to drive or read when the pupils are dilated. Since the dilation may take several hours to wear off, patients should arrange a ride home from their appointment.
We recommend that patients schedule late afternoon appointments or plan to take a few hours off from work or school on the day of their comprehensive eye exam. Bright daylight may be extremely uncomfortable for dilated eyes, so it’s a good idea to bring sunglasses to wear after the exam.
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