Services
Pediatric eye care
Patient, playful exams that catch vision problems early — when they are easiest to treat.
Eye care kids enjoy
Dr. Benjamin Turner sees children from six months up. Exams feel like games — picture charts, lights, and lenses — while we assess the vision skills school demands: tracking across a page, focusing near to far, and comfortable eye teaming.
- First exams from 6 months, school checks from age 3
- Myopia-control programs to slow progressing nearsightedness
- Bendable kids’ frames with a one-year breakage warranty
Built around young eyes
School-readiness checks
We test the tracking, focusing, and teaming skills behind reading — things a basic school screening can miss.
Myopia control
Specialty contacts and low-dose atropine programs that can slow myopia progression in growing eyes.
Durable eyewear
Flexible, playground-proof frames in colors kids pick themselves, fitted with adjustable comfort temples.
A calm first visit
Play first
We let your child explore the chair and lights before anything begins — no drops without warning, ever.
Game-like tests
Picture charts and matching games measure vision accurately without needing letter names or reading.
Parents in the loop
You watch the key tests and leave with a clear plan — classroom tips included when they help.
Parent questions, answered
We recommend a first exam between 6 and 12 months, again at age 3, and yearly once school starts — or any time you notice squinting or head-turning.
Screenings catch obvious distance blur. Our exam also checks eye health, teaming, tracking, and focusing — the skills reading depends on.
That is completely normal — and expected. Our pediatric techniques work with wiggles, short attention spans, and non-readers of every age.
Give them a clear start
After-school and Saturday slots fill fast — reserve your child’s visit online.
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