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An optometrist is a trained physician whose job is to assess, diagnose, and treat eye conditions. In this context, a pediatric optometrist, in Phoenix, is an eye doctor for your child. If your child has any problems reading at school, cannot see the board clearly, or seems overly clumsy, it is likely that there is […]
Your eyes are incredibly fragile and complex organs. Just like the rest of your body, they require proper nutrition, monitoring, and care. Poor vision can limit your productivity from academics to driving. Many conditions can’t be detected until they’ve already taken effect. Keep your vision clear and crisp by finding the best optometrist near you! […]
Approximately 11 million Americans over 12 years and older can improve their vision through proper refractive correction, says The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). In addition, CDC says that more than 3.3 million Americans above the age of 40 years can be classified as legally blind or with a low visual acuity in […]
Every child deserves good vision. Our vision adds to our quality of life. At birth a child’s visual acuity is not fully formed. It undergoes stages of development after birth. However, at six months of age, the American Optometrist Association recommends a comprehensive examination of eye health. Early detection and treatment of any vision problem […]
Do you notice any vision related problems in your child that is interfering with learning? Eye care is essential. Regular eye exams will alleviate the stress and worry that visual impairment can cause. That is why the American Optometrist Association recommends that children should have their first complete eye examination as early as six months […]
Research indicates that one in every 10 children has vision challenges severe enough to interfere with their learning in school. No one is immune to vision problems. It affects a child in many ways, ultimately limiting the quality of the person’s life. Research shows that approximately 80 percent of learning is dependent on vision. A […]
According to the American Optometric Association (AOA), every child needs to undergo eyes screening examination at 6 months, 3 years, 5 years, and afterward annually. Kids and even infants are not exempted from having vision impairment. Children by nature are adaptive, and due to their limited knowledge might not be able to express themselves well. […]
The eye is an important organ that provides us the ability to see. The eye, like other body parts, can grow weak because of certain factors. Many variable can affect eye health that includes unhealthy habits, age, and diseases. Depending on the degree of impairment, your physician might recommend the use of eyeglasses to restore […]
Studies show that 50 million Americans need reading glasses to see objects close up and make reading more enjoyable. Many people with eye problems prefer to shy away from using reading glasses to correct their vision. This is because of a misconception that reading glasses make the eyes weaker. The fact is, as we age, […]
Getting a new family optical doctor can be tough. You’re used to the way your old optical doctor works, and you now have an unfamiliar face checking your eyes. This can be nerve-racking, especially for young children. Someone new coming into such close contact with them can cause anxiety or fear. There is a Transition […]
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