How to Help Your Child Adjust to Glasses
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Education
Getting glasses when you are young can be a difficult adjustment for any child. Atlantic Eye Institute cares about your child’s comfort and wants them to be proud to wear their glasses. Here are some tips for parents to help make that happen. Picking Out The Right Frames Is An Important Step Allow your child…
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Treating Age-related Eye Issues with the Best Technology
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Cataracts
Developing cataracts is one of the most common age-related changes we go through. Luckily, it is also one of the most treatable.
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Eye Injuries: Protection and Prevention
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Education
Every time we open our eyes we are reminded of the remarkable gift of sight! Whether you’re watching the sunset or seeing your child take their first steps, your eyes allow you to see some pretty amazing things. Sadly, each year about one million eye injuries occur in the United States–90 percent of which could…
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5 Easy Tips to Keep Your Glasses Looking Like New
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Eye Exams
If you take good care of your glasses, they can last you for several years. Here are some tips on how to keep your investment looking and feeling like new. 1. Don’t Wipe Your Lenses When They’re Dry On the surface of the lenses, there can be tiny dust particles or debris. If you try…
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Are You at Risk For Glaucoma?
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Education,Glaucoma
Your eyes are one of your most important assets; once you lose your vision, you can’t get it back. Glaucoma affects nerves connecting to your eye, resulting in vision loss and blindness. Regular screening and early treatment for the disease can protect your eyes from irreversible damage. Glaucoma is a debilitating condition that can affect…
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Presbyopia: Regain Your Reading Vision!
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Education
Around age 40 our eyes go through a change called presbyopia which affects the lens of the eye. The lens focuses light that enters the eye on the retina, or back of the eye. This is how we can see images. Learn about available options to keep you living your vision!
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Blind Spot in Your Vision: is it Normal?
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Education
Have you ever noticed that while you are driving, you have to look over your shoulder because there is a blind spot? Similarly, your eyes have a blind spot, called scotoma. The optic nerve carries info from the eyeball to the brain, then, spreads nerve fibers across the back of the eye, or retina. The…
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Safely View the Solar Eclipse
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Education
Did you forget to purchase your viewing glasses for the upcoming solar eclipse? Well don’t worry, here are some great tips on how you can safely enjoy the solar eclipse, including a way to easily make your simple pinhole eclipse viewer. What is a Solar eclipse? A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes between…
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The Dangers of Tanning Beds
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Education
We all know that tanning beds are dangerous, yet some continue to use them. Did you know that Ultraviolet radiation is a proven human carcinogen? The International Agency for Research on Cancer, an affiliate of the World Health Organization, includes ultraviolet tanning devices in its Group 1, a list of agents that are cancer-causing to…
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UV Protection: Maintain Good Eye Health
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Eye Exams
It’s July, the Summer fun is in full swing, and so is the Sun. Many of us will be spending a large percentage of time outdoors, but if we aren’t practicing proper UV protection, it may cause detrimental damage. There are two types of UV rays: UV-A can damage the macula, a part of the…
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