Dr. Todd E Wright, Stonebridge Eye Care

12/18/2025

Keep your eyes healthy this winter with our 5 essential tips:

- Use lubricating drops to fight dryness.
- Wear sunglasses to block UV rays and glare.
- Stay hydrated for natural moisture.
- Limit screen time to reduce strain.
- Use a humidifier to add moisture to indoor air.

Give your eyes a little extra care this winter!

12/16/2025

Don’t let dry winter air leave your eyes feeling scratchy and irritated—be proactive with our winter eye care tips:

Stay Hydrated: Winter air can be dry, so drink plenty of water to keep your body and eyes hydrated. Use a humidifier at home to add moisture to indoor air and prevent dry eyes.

Protect Your Eyes from UV Rays: Even in winter, the sun’s UV can be harmful, especially with snow glare. Wear sunglasses with UV protection anytime you’re outdoors.

Combat Indoor Heat Dryness: Heating systems can dry out your eyes. Use artificial tears or lubricating eye drops to keep your eyes moist and comfortable.

12/11/2025

Astigmatism can blur your child's view of the world, impacting learning and play. Pediatric eye exams are crucial for early detection and management. Specialized lenses offer clear solutions for young eyes. Parents, collaborate with your eye doctor to keep your child's vision sharp!

12/09/2025

✨ Sparkle responsibly this holiday season! If you're rocking glittery eyeshadow and bolder eye makeup, remember to care for your eyes, too. Use gentle makeup removers, opt for hypoallergenic products, and give your eyes makeup-free days to breathe!

12/04/2025

True or false: Can you can overuse eye drops? True: Overusing eye drops can do harm, disrupting natural tear balance and possibly leading to dependency. Safe use is typically 4-6 times a day. Questions? Contact us.

12/02/2025

Have you noticed changes in your child’s vision lately? Myopia (commonly referred to as nearsightedness) can make everyday tasks like reading the board at school or throwing the ball at practice challenging.

Early detection is key to slowing or stopping the progression of your child’s vision issues. The FDA has recently approved Essilor Stellest lenses to specifically treat and manage myopia in children as young as 6 years old!

Be sure to schedule your annual eye exam today!!

Clink the link below for all of the details!!

https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/new-fda-approved-glasses-slow-nearsightedness-kids-1279918drrsg tg ttr

A new type of lens approved by the FDA promises to slow nearsightedness in children

12/02/2025

Give the gift of style and vision wrapped up in one! From bold and trendy frames to classic and timeless designs, a new pair of glasses can elevate anyone's look.

Browse our collection of styles today!

11/27/2025

To our incredible patients, thank you for being the heart of our practice. Your trust and support inspire us every day to deliver the best care possible. We are grateful for the opportunity to be part of your journey.

11/25/2025

👁️ Eye yoga involves simple exercises aimed at relaxing strained eyes, like:

🧘 Focus shifting: Hold your thumb a few inches from your face. Focus on it briefly, then switch your gaze to an object far away. Repeat this to exercise your eye's focus.
🧘 Eye rolling: Slowly roll your eyes in a circular motion, clockwise and counterclockwise. This exercise helps relax the eye muscles.
🧘 Distance gazing: Focus on distant objects, taking deep breaths, and appreciating the world around you while pausing at different distances.

Remember to take regular breaks to keep your eyes healthy and refreshed! 🌿

11/20/2025

Winter driving often means longer, more challenging commutes. You rely on your eyes to keep you safe on the road—help your vision stay sharp with our tips:

👁️ Update your prescription.
👁️ Consider anti-glare lenses for night driving.
👁️ Tilt air vents downwards and keep interior lights dim.
👁️ Blink often to help avoid eyestrain and dry eye.

Stay safe—schedule your eye exam today.

11/18/2025

Don’t skip sun protection just because it’s cold—your eyes deserve care all year round!
Even in winter, UV rays can harm your eyes, especially through glare. Protect your vision with sunglasses that block 100% of UVA & UVB rays.

11/17/2025

Dry eyes are common, but you might be surprised at what's contributing to your discomfort.

Here are 5 factors that could be at play:
- Reduced tear production: Aging or certain medical conditions can decrease tear production, leading to dryness.
- Digital eye strain: Hours on your computer or phone? That screen time could be drying out your eyes.
- Environmental factors: Wind, dry air, and smoke can all increase tear evaporation.
- Eye health conditions: Conditions like blepharitis can affect your eyes' moisture.
- Medications: Certain prescriptions and over-the-counter drugs might be drying you out.

Don't settle for discomfort! Reach out to us for solutions tailored to your lifestyle and needs.