Dr. Bullard talks about Pediatric Eye Care

  Dr. Mike Bullard, was raised in Davis County. He received his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Utah, where he was awarded multiple scholarships and honors, including the Academic All American for Men’s Tennis. He received his Medical Degree from the University of Iowa Carver College Of Medicine in 2009. His residency in Ophthalmology … Continue reading Dr. Bullard talks about Pediatric Eye Care

Toys for Tots

The Utah Eye Centers is thrilled to kick off the “Most Wonderful Time of The Year” with their Toys for Tots campaign. This is a great opportunity for all of us to show our gratitude for the community’s support and give back to those that are in need of some extra help for the holidays … Continue reading Toys for Tots

Contact Lens & Dry Eye Specialists

I recently had the opportunity to teach optometry technicians who are basically Komoka optometrist at the annual conference of the Utah Optometry Association. Our topic was contact lenses and the benefits and risks that patients experience from using contact lenses. We covered all available lenses: soft, traditional rigid gas permeable, and specialty lenses used for … Continue reading Contact Lens & Dry Eye Specialists

Vision Screening

Did you know that vision screening should be performed starting in the first few hours of your child’s life and continue to be performed periodically until he/she is about 8 years old? The first vision screening takes place in the nursery when the pediatrician inspects the newborn’s eye, pupil and red reflex. The child’s pediatrician … Continue reading Vision Screening

Dry Eye Syndrome

There are many people in Utah that suffer from eye dryness. How do you know if you are one of them? There are many symptoms involved with dryness. These include redness, burning, itching, sandy sensation, eye fatigue, watering, and blurriness. For many people this is a chronic disease that can last a lifetime. It is … Continue reading Dry Eye Syndrome

Eye Nutrition

Many people in Utah undergo cataract or another form of eye surgery at some point in their lifetime. According to the National Institutes of Health, by the age of 80, more than half of people in the United States will have a cataract or have undergone cataract surgery. Fortunately according to allaboutvision.com, researchers may be … Continue reading Eye Nutrition