Vision and Eye Exams in Phoenix & Scottsdale

Residents who reside near the Scottsdale or Phoenix area can rely on Optical Expressions for excellent eye care services. A comprehensive eye exam helps protect and preserve your vision from issues and eye diseases that can compromise your quality of life.

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An Eye Exam With Our Doctors

Eye exams don’t just determine if you need glasses or contacts. Your eye health can be an indicator of other eye conditions. That’s why it’s important you trust a professional, like our doctors, to examine your eye health. Here is a breakdown of the major aspects of a comprehensive exam.

Vision Exam – Visual acuity tests are used to compare your vision level to 20/20 vision. A machine, called a phoropter, tests your vision with different lenses to assess the appropriate correction. Visual field tests are also used to examine peripheral vision.

Eye Health – Your eye’s external features (the iris and pupil) are examined for any irregularities. Then your pupils may be dilated to look more closely at the retina and optic nerve. This process allows our optometrist to test for potential eye disease. Tonometry, or pressure testing, is used as a glaucoma screener.

How Your Eye Functions – We perform simple tasks to check for eye focusing, teaming, and movement.

Understanding Vision Screening vs. Eye Exams

Even if you have 20/20 vision, an annual check-up is recommended to catch early warning signs. Several eye diseases, such as glaucoma and macular degeneration, are responsible for vision loss as people age. Many age-related conditions like this are progressive, meaning there are minimal symptoms in the early stages. You can have peace of mind knowing you are doing everything possible for good eye health with a visit to our practice.

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Eye and Vision Exam Importance With Our Arizona Optometrists

Your eye’s overall health incorporates various factors. Clear vision allows you to live your daily life confidently. If you or a loved one is over 50, a yearly appointment can help catch eye problems before they grow worse.