Professional Vision Care for Every Need
Tulsa residents have access to a full spectrum of professional eye care services, from routine vision exams to specialized treatments for complex eye conditions.
Comprehensive Eye Exams
Detailed evaluations that go far beyond reading an eye chart. Screen for glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, and more.
Learn MoreContact Lens Fitting
Specialized measurements and fitting for soft daily disposables, monthly lenses, toric lenses for astigmatism, multifocals, and scleral lenses.
Learn MoreGlasses & Eyewear
Accurate prescriptions with frame selection, lens technology, progressive lenses, and coatings for anti-glare, blue light filtering, and UV protection.
Learn MorePediatric Eye Care
Age-appropriate eye exams for infants, toddlers, and school-age children. Early detection of amblyopia, strabismus, and myopia.
Learn MoreDry Eye Treatment
Diagnosis and management of chronic dry eye symptoms with prescription drops, punctal plugs, thermal pulsation, and IPL therapy.
Learn MoreGlaucoma Screening
Essential testing for adults over 40 and those with family history. Detects elevated eye pressure and optic nerve damage before vision loss.
Learn MoreHow to Choose the Right Eye Care Service
Selecting the appropriate eye care service starts with understanding your current vision needs and health status.
Schedule a Comprehensive Eye Exam If:
- You haven't had an eye exam in the past two years
- You notice changes in vision clarity or comfort
- You experience new symptoms (floaters, flashes, eye pain)
- You have diabetes, high blood pressure, or autoimmune disease
- You're over 40 and have never been screened for glaucoma
Book Contact Lens Services If:
- You're interested in switching from glasses to contacts
- Your current contact lens prescription has expired
- You experience discomfort with your current lenses
- You want to explore specialty lenses for astigmatism or presbyopia
Visit for Glasses and Eyewear If:
- Your current glasses prescription feels inaccurate
- Your frames are damaged or no longer fit properly
- You need prescription sunglasses or computer glasses
- You want to update your style with new frames
Seek Pediatric Eye Care If:
- Your child hasn't had a comprehensive eye exam
- Teachers report attention or reading difficulties
- Your child sits very close to screens or holds books close
- You notice eye turning or squinting
What Comprehensive Eye Exams Detect
During a comprehensive exam, your optometrist checks for refractive errors (nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism), measures eye pressure to screen for glaucoma, examines the retina for signs of diabetes or macular degeneration, and evaluates how well your eyes work together. Digital retinal imaging captures detailed photos of your eye's interior, creating a permanent record for comparison at future visits.
Most adults should schedule comprehensive eye exams every one to two years. Patients with diabetes, high blood pressure, or family history of eye disease may need more frequent monitoring. Children require exams at 6 months, 3 years, before kindergarten, and annually throughout school years.
Specialized Treatments Available
Dry Eye Treatment addresses chronic symptoms that over-the-counter drops can't resolve. Tulsa optometrists diagnose the underlying cause of dry eye (insufficient tear production or rapid tear evaporation) and develop targeted treatment plans. Meibomian gland dysfunction causes 86% of dry eye cases, and in-office treatments using thermal pulsation, intense pulsed light therapy, or manual expression restore normal gland function.
Glaucoma Screening detects elevated eye pressure and optic nerve damage before peripheral vision loss becomes noticeable. Early-stage glaucoma has no symptoms, making regular screening essential for adults over 40. Treatment focuses on lowering eye pressure to prevent further optic nerve damage through prescription eye drops, laser procedures, or regular monitoring.
Find Your Tulsa Eye Care Provider
Quality eye care protects your vision and overall health. Regular comprehensive eye exams detect problems early when treatment is most effective.
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