Dean McGee Eye Institute Becomes Part of OU Health

Eye Care for Special Children

Eye Care for Special Children


Special Needs Eye Care in Oklahoma City, OK At the Dean McGee Eye Institute, we understand that vision care for special needs children goes beyond routine check-ups. It's about understanding what children with vision impairments endure, recognizing who's at higher...

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When Do a Baby’s Eyes Change Color?

When Do a Baby’s Eyes Change Color?


As parents, it is easy to spend hours a day looking into your child’s eyes. After all, mutual gazing is one of the earliest forms of communication you can have with them. When looking into your child’s eyes, the eye color you see as a newborn or infant may not be the...

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What Is the Best Vision You Can Have?

What Is the Best Vision You Can Have?


What is the first thing you think of when you hear the phrase 20/20 vision? For many people, the words “best” or “perfect” come to mind. However, there is a common misconception about what 20/20 vision actually means and how it relates to what you see. This blog will...

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Pink Eye and Pregnancy: How to Safely Treat It

Pink Eye and Pregnancy: How to Safely Treat It


As a pregnant woman, you know that anything you put in your body, including medication, can affect your unborn child. If you have developed symptoms of pink eye, you may wonder what treatment options are safe for you. Use the information here as a guide to safely...

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LASIK Eye Surgery Recovery Tips

LASIK Eye Surgery Recovery Tips


Hearing the word surgery, especially in relation to your eyes, can be scary. Considering how critical the eyes are for everyday activities, it makes sense people are curious about the side effects associated with LASIK surgery that can affect your recovery. To help...

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What Causes Crossed Eyes in Adults?

What Causes Crossed Eyes in Adults?


Strabismus, commonly referred to as “crossed eyes,” is a condition in which the eyes are misaligned and point in different directions at the same time. While strabismus is a common pediatric eye condition, it can also present itself in adults. To help you better...

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How Often Should You Get an Eye Exam?

How Often Should You Get an Eye Exam?


Regular eye exams are important for more than just updating your contact lens or glasses prescription. Yes, it’s crucial to see your eye doctor to update your prescription for correcting refractive errors, but routine comprehensive eye exams are also a critical aspect...

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Contacts vs. Glasses: Which Is Right for You?

Contacts vs. Glasses: Which Is Right for You?


When you are diagnosed with a refractive error (a vision problem in which the shape of your eye prevents light from focusing correctly on your retina), you have a choice to make regarding corrective lenses. Do you want to wear contacts or glasses?   Making this...

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When Should Kids Get an Eye Exam?

When Should Kids Get an Eye Exam?


Screening for refractive errors, eye diseases, and vision loss is crucial for maintaining eye health — regardless of how old you are. This makes eye exams a critical part of maintaining overall health, especially for children, whose eyes change more frequently than...

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How Diabetes Affects Your Eyes

How Diabetes Affects Your Eyes


Diabetes affects more than 34 million people in the United States, and prediabetes impacts an additional 88 million Americans. While diabetic complications are commonly thought of as associated with heart, kidney, or nerve damage, diabetes also puts you at risk for...

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Best Foods for Eye Health

Best Foods for Eye Health


Best food for Eye Health It is common for vision to change as you age, but there are still proactive measures you can take to promote eye health. For starters, a few simple dietarymodifications and additions to your daily meals can go a long way toward protecting your...

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