Comprehensive Eye Examination Test for Clear Vision

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Salisbury Optometrist
Your Ultimate Destination For All Eye-Related
Issues
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Introduction
Salisbury Optometrist was founded with the vision
of Dr. Dion Stanbury, who wanted to help people
get their eyes better to see the wonderful world
around them. We value your eyesight and health.
We use the latest technology and provide
invaluable experience and the highest quality eye
care. We know the eyes are an essential and
complex sensory organ in the human body. This is
why we do our best to provide the best eye
examination test in Australia. With over 30 years
of experience, we have joined hands with some of
the best optometrists and ophthalmologists in
Adelaide.
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Dr. Dion Stanbury- The Founder
Dr. Dion Stanbury graduated as an optometrist in
1981. During his professional time, he has served
in the Optometry Council for seven years and was
president for one year. In the nineties, he had
visited the Europa Medical Centre twice a week
and decided to settle there as he liked the
people and the area. Dr. Stanbury appreciates the
experiences his professional life has brought
him. Now, he is a therapeutically endorsed
optometrist and is excited to look forward to the
future with his patients.
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Eye Examination Test
Taking care of your eyes is just as important as
your overall health. The eyes are one of the most
essential organs in your body, and taking care of
them should be your utmost priority. An eye
examination is a series of tests to assess your
ability to focus and check your vision. An
optometrist or ophthalmologist from Salisbury
Optometrist will review your medical history and
address the vision issues you may be having. They
will measure your visual acuity, i.e., the
ability of your eyes to distinguish the shapes
and details in objects. A visual field machine
can detect if any parts of your vision are
fading. A vision screening test, or a Specsavers
eye test, will help keep your eyes in the most
optimum condition. They can also help detect
other illnesses, if any.
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Types Of Eye Examinations

• Several eye examinations conducted at Salisbury
  Optometrist can help check whether there are any
  issues with your eyes. Some of them are
• Test for Glaucoma An increased intraocular
  pressure can result in glaucoma. Our optometrist
  can check the pressure on your eyes. If left
  untreated, it might cause permanent damage to the
  optic nerve and loss of vision.
• Perimetry Examination Our optometrist may
  perform this test to check if there are blind
  patches, which can be signs of glaucoma.

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1. Cover Exam This is probably the quickest way to
   determine how well your eyes perform. The
   optometrist will cover one eye and make you stare
   at a section of an eye chart.
2. Test of Refraction This is a standard eye test
   where the optometrist flips lenses with varying
   focal lengths and asks which one can help you see
   better.
3. Binoculars Slit-Lamp Examination The optometrist
   will assess the health of your eyes by focusing a
   slit lamp on them.

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Benefits Of Eye Examination Tests

• Detect Eye Conditions Regular eye check-ups can
  help determine whether you are developing eye
  conditions, like cataracts, glaucoma, and
  age-related.
• Identify Medical Conditions A yearly eye exam
  can help detect signs of other medical
  conditions, like diabetes and high blood
  pressure.
• Examine If You Need Glasses A basic vision
  screening test can help determine if you need to
  start wearing glasses.
• Improve Quality Of Life Correcting your vision
  can improve the quality of day-to-day life and
  prevent falls and other accidents.

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How To Keep Your Eyes Healthy?

• Eat A Healthy Diet Eat a balanced diet with many
  fruits and vegetables, especially leafy greens
  like spinach and kale. Fish like salmon, tuna,
  and halibut are also good for your eyes.
• Exercise Regularly Regular exercise can help
  with weight loss and diabetes management and
  prevent vision issues caused by these health
  problems.
• Wear Protective Eyewear Use protective eyewear
  during activities that may be dangerous to your
  eyes, such as yard work, sports, or home repairs.
• Take Breaks Rest your eyes every 20 minutes by
  looking at something about 20 feet away for 20
  seconds. If you wear contacts, wash your hands
  before you put them in or take them out.

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Why Choose Us?

• Experience Expertise We have over 30 years of
  experience conducting eye examinations on
  different people. 
• Use Of Latest Technologies We have the most
  advanced equipment and technology, including a
  retinal camera to detect diabetic retinopathy,
  macula eye disease, and glaucoma.
• Customized Eye Care Solutions We take all the
  time necessary and examine your eyes thoroughly
  before concluding on a solution.

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Contact Us
Phone [phone] 510695 Email
salisburyoptometrist_at_gmail.com Website
www.salisburyoptometrist.com.au
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