How Optometrists Check Your Child’s Eyes If They Can’t Read
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Eye Exams
A combination of creativity and technological innovation allows optometrists to check your child’s eyes and diagnose vision loss without a child’s ability to know their letters. The same vision screening and diagnostic tools we use for children also support our work with adults who’ve never learned to read or write, who have processing disorders that…
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The Importance Of Pediatric Eye Exams
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Eye Exams
Sometimes your baby or young child’s eye or vision issues are obvious or detected in routine physical exams. Other times, it requires a pediatric eye exam to uncover underlying vision issues. These exams are essential because, in some cases, early detection is the only way to solve the problem. If you wait too long, the…
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Pediatric Eye Exams Catch Retinoblastoma Early
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Education,Eye Exams
Retinoblastoma is a type of eye cancer that develops in the retina, an inner layer of tissue at the back of the eye that is made up of light-sensitive cells. It develops early in life, making it the most common type of eye cancer in children. As with any cancer, early detection is the key…
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Eye Care And Protection During The Coronavirus Pandemic
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Education,Eye Exams,Institute News
While the greatest risk of contracting coronavirus is contracting the virus through the nose or mouth, your eyes are also vulnerable. That is why eye care and protection during the coronavirus pandemic also works to keep you and your loved ones safe. Some infected people have no symptoms at all or are contagious before they…
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How Often Should You Get an Eye Exam?
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Eye Exams
Vision is a funny thing because the brain is such an incredible adaptor. As your vision fades, the brain quickly adapts to accommodate vision loss. Unless the loss is sudden or dramatic, this tricks you into thinking you can see just fine when, in fact, it’s time for a new eyeglass prescription. This is why most optometrists and ophthalmologists recommend complete eye exams at…
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Eye Strain Caused by Too Much Screen Time
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Dry Eye,Education,Eye Exams
screen time has led to an increase in complaints of eyestrain, dry eye, headaches and insomnia. During Workplace Eye Wellness Month in March, Atlantic Eye Institute joins the American Academy of Ophthalmology in offering tips to desk workers everywhere whose eyes may need relief from too much screen time.
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Diabetes and the Health of Your Eyes
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Education,Eye Exams
One-third of diabetics don’t know the effects the condition has on their eyes. Find out what you can do to prevent blindness caused by diabetes.
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Harmful Eye Makeup: How to Protect Your Eyes
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Education,Eye Exams
We love to make our eyes stand out with different beauty products. Eyeshadow, eyeliner, mascara…but it’s important to remember that putting anything that close to your eye can potentially be harmful. We’ve compiled some cosmetic safety tips so you can look beautiful AND protect your eyes. Allergic Reactions If you’re someone who is prone to…
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Picking Out the Right Glasses for Your Face
Posted by: Atlantic Eye Institute in Eye Exams
Over time, glasses have become more than just a necessity for people; they’ve also grown in popularity as a fashion accessory. Whether your glasses are being used for function or fashion or both, the right pair of frames can enhance your appearance by drawing attention to your best features. So, how do you know how…
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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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