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Child's Eye Exams In Kailua, HI
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Comprehensive eye exams can detect eye diseases, even if you have no apparent symptoms.
25% of children have an undiscovered issue with their eyesight.
Excess computer time puts you at risk for digital eye strain.
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Book An Eye Exam For Your Child In Kailua, HI
Eye exams for children are an important part of their overall health and well-being. Regular eye exams can help to detect any potential vision problems early on so that they can be addressed and treated as soon as possible. Without regular eye exams, a child may suffer from vision problems that can interfere with their ability to learn and develop properly.
It is recommended that children receive their first eye exam at the age of six months, and then follow up with regular exams every two to three years after that. This is important to make sure that any vision problems are caught and treated quickly so that they don’t have a lasting impact on a child’s vision.
When it comes time for a child’s eye exam, there are several components that may be included. The first is a basic eye examination, which is designed to check for any issues with the structure and/or function of the eyes. During this exam, the eye doctor will check for any refractive errors, such as nearsightedness or farsightedness, as well as any eye diseases or conditions. The doctor may also use a special device to measure the size of the pupils, as well as the distance between them.
Get Your Child’s Eyes Checked
Other tests that may be included in a child’s eye exam are a color blindness test and a visual acuity test. The color blindness test is used to determine whether or not a child has any difficulty seeing certain colors, while the visual acuity test is used to measure how well a child can see at a distance.
The eye exam also includes a discussion with the child and/or their parents. During this time, the doctor will ask about any vision problems that the child may have noticed, such as blurred vision, double vision, or trouble seeing at night. They will also ask about any family history of eye diseases, and whether or not the child is exposed to any environmental factors that may affect their vision, such as computers or smartphones. Get started with an appointment today!
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