Quality Eye Care with Lawrenceville vision care

Our comprehensive eye exams include a thorough evaluation of your eye health, visual acuity, and eye muscle function. Components of a comprehensive eye exam include: Visual acuity, the eye-brain connection, refraction, visual field, slit lamp exam, glaucoma testing and dilation.

For current wearers, we evaluate the fit and prescription of the specific contact lens that you are wearing and make recommendations.

A contact lens prescription cannot be written until we perform a contact lens fitting and evaluated the fit of your current lenses. The contact lens prescription is generally good for about a year.

For new wearers, we recommend the best lens for you and teach you to properly wear and take care of your lenses before sending you home with your lenses.  After trying the lenses for a few weeks, we re-evaluate the fit and finalize the prescription.
We fit soft contact lenses, gas permeable lenses, specialty lenses for keratoconus, and lenses for post-surgery and hard to fit eyes. 

 The comprehensive eye exam is used to detect underlying medical problems with your eyes. Outlined here are some details about common Medical Eye Problems that we treat frequently in the office.  If you suspect you have an eye condition or vision problem or you have injured your eye, see an eye doctor immediately. 

1. Dry Eye Disease

2. Glaucoma

3. Macular Degeneration

4. Diabetic Eye Care

5. Cataract Eye Care

 We specialize in children's eye care and offer comprehensive eye exams for kids of all ages. Our optometrists can detect and treat common childhood eye conditions such as amblyopia and strabismus. 

 We offer emergency eye care services for patients experiencing eye injuries, infections, or sudden vision changes. Contact us immediately for prompt and effective treatment. 

Treat all eye injuries as potential emergencies, and never hesitate to contact our office right away.  We are on-call and can quickly assess the type of care you may need.

Minor surface scratches can be very painful, but quick attention will help to resolve these problems.

Foreign objects imbedded in the surface can be removed in our office.

Chemical Burns (something splashed in the eye) can be treated in our office.

Traumatic hyphema (black eyes) or traumatic iritis (internal injury from blow to eye) are more complicated, but can be assessed in the office to ensure there is no internal damage to your eye.  If an orbital fracture is suspected, you will be sent to the emergency room for immediate treatment.

Eye Bleeding from injury either external or internal can be quite serious.  We would like to see you right away.  If you suspect a fracture, then go immediately to the emergency room.

Painful lids, swelling, crusting and sore do hurt, but do not require an emergency visit.  We can advise you over the phone and schedule an appropriate visit.

Acute red eyes with pain are treated as emergencies.  You may call us at any time for an evaluation.  We welcome your questions and will happily take care of your problem.
Chronic red eyes, with or without pain can be treated during regular business hours.  We are happy to help solve these problems as well. 
Red eyes without pain are treated as urgent, but not emergencies.  We will see you in the office the next day for a complete assessment. 

Having these symptoms can indicate a range of vision problems.  Anyone experiencing these symptoms are likely to be quite concerned.  We are too.  When you call with these symptoms an urgent appointment in our office for a complete assessment will be made.