David Wilson Optometrists is Teddington's newest family run independent opticians, priding ourselves on the personal and trustworthy care of our patients. We provide a relaxed welcomed feel along with excellent clinical standards and a comprehensive eye examination specific to your individual needs.
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David Wilson Optometrists is Teddington's newest independent opticians.
It is a family run practice with David being joined by his daughter, Rhianna.
At David Wilson Optometrists we pride ourselves on the level of care we strive to achieve for all our patients.
We want your journey from the first phone call and onwards to be enjoyable and fulfilling.
David studied Optometry at City University London where he successfully gained a 1st class honours degree in Optometry & Visual Science.
David has an established reputation in the area having spent 15 years working locally.
It is a family run practice with David being joined by his daughter, Rhianna.
At David Wilson Optometrists we pride ourselves on the level of care we strive to achieve for all our patients.
We want your journey from the first phone call and onwards to be enjoyable and fulfilling.
David studied Optometry at City University London where he successfully gained a 1st class honours degree in Optometry & Visual Science.
David has an established reputation in the area having spent 15 years working locally.
The most important part of visiting the Opticians is your time with the Optometrist and having a thorough eye examination.
Our eye examinations usually require 30 minutes or more so please allow for enough time.
Many of us know that having regular eye examinations is essential to check the health of our eyes and optimise your visual potential.
Maybe we are not all as aware of the importance of an eye examination with respect to general health.
For example it is not unusual for conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure to be first detected by your Optometrist.
Our eye examinations usually require 30 minutes or more so please allow for enough time.
Many of us know that having regular eye examinations is essential to check the health of our eyes and optimise your visual potential.
Maybe we are not all as aware of the importance of an eye examination with respect to general health.
For example it is not unusual for conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure to be first detected by your Optometrist.
Most adults wear sunglasses on bright, sunny days but how often do you see children wearing them?
When in fact it is just as important to protect children's eyes, if not more!
Our eyes are 10 times more sensitive to UV than our skin and childrens eyes are at the greatest risk of UV damage.
With larger pupils and clearer lenses it means up to 70 per cent more UV light reaches the retina than in an adults eye.
Children and teenagers are particularly susceptible to the sun's damaging rays because they typically spend more time outdoors than adults.
When in fact it is just as important to protect children's eyes, if not more!
Our eyes are 10 times more sensitive to UV than our skin and childrens eyes are at the greatest risk of UV damage.
With larger pupils and clearer lenses it means up to 70 per cent more UV light reaches the retina than in an adults eye.
Children and teenagers are particularly susceptible to the sun's damaging rays because they typically spend more time outdoors than adults.
Having good vision is critical for a child's functional, educational and social development.
A child's visual system develops over the first few years of their life.
Identifying eye conditions early is key and produces a better outcome.
We recommend a child with no concerns to have their first eye examination at three years old.
However whatever the age, if you have any concerns always get your childs eyes checked sooner.
Children rarely complain about their sight and they may not even be aware they have a problem at all however it is often shown in their behaviour.
A child's visual system develops over the first few years of their life.
Identifying eye conditions early is key and produces a better outcome.
We recommend a child with no concerns to have their first eye examination at three years old.
However whatever the age, if you have any concerns always get your childs eyes checked sooner.
Children rarely complain about their sight and they may not even be aware they have a problem at all however it is often shown in their behaviour.
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