130 Macquarie St Dubbo 2830

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Burgun & Williams Optometrists opening hours in Dubbo

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Burgun & Williams Optometrists opening hours in Dubbo

Mon
9:00am - 5:30pm
Tue
9:00am - 5:30pm
Wed
9:00am - 5:30pm
Thu
9:00am - 5:30pm
Fri
9:00am - 5:30pm
Sat Not Provided
Sun Not Provided
Open Monday to Friday
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  3. FAQs

About Us

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About Burgun & Williams Optometrists

AT A GLANCE
  • Eye examinations
  • Eye disease diagnosis & management
  • Digital retinal imaging
  • Dry eye treatment
  • Dyslexia & visual stress assessment
Optometrist, glasses, sunglasses, contact lenses, eye tests & glaucoma.
Burgun & Williams Optometrists are committed to providing exceptional patient care both at their practice in Dubbo and at their rooms in Nyngan and Coonamble.

Our services:

  • All Frame Repairs
  • Behavioural Optometry
  • Cataract Assessment
  • Children's Vision and glasses
  • Contact Lenses
  • Diabetic Eye Examinations
  • Diagnosing And Treating Dry Eye
  • Digital Retinal Imaging
  • Dry Eye Clinic Assessing
  • Dry Eye Testing
  • Dyslexia & Visual Stress Assessment & Treatment
  • Eye Examinations
  • Foreign Body Removal
  • Glaucoma Testing
  • Laser Refraction Surgery
  • Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)
  • Prescription Lenses

We are able to provide you with both spectacles and contact lenses; offering an extensive selection of the latest frames and lenses available. Tony and Josh are also experienced in both laser refraction surgery assessments & therapeutics, dry eye treatment, Dyslexia & Visual Stress testing and behavioural optometry.

Payment Methods

CashChequesDirect DebitEFTEFTPOSHICAPSMastercardVisa
ABN
80 773 599 724
Staff
1-10
Established
1990

Products and Services

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Association

OAA Member, ProVision Member

Product

Bifocals, Cases, Clip On Sunglasses, Computer Lenses, Contact Lens Solution, Contact Lenses, Frames, Intraocular Lens, Magnifiers, Multifocals, Progressive Lenses, Safety Eyewear, Spectacles, Sunglasses, Thin Lenses, Transition Lenses

Services

Cataract Co-management, Consulting, Corneal Topography, Diabetes Screening, Digital Ocular Photography, Eye Examinations, Fittings, Frame Adjustments, Glaucoma Testing, Post-op Care, Prescriptions, Pressure Testing, Rehabilitation, Repairs, Replacement, Vision Processing Testing, Vision Therapy, Visual Field Testing

Brand

Arnette, Bausch & Lomb, Bvlgari, Ciba Vision, Coco Song, Dolce & Gabbana, Domani, Essilor, Face a Face, Gucci, Hoya, Johnson & Johnson, LaFont, Luxottica, Mako, Maui Jim, Morrissey, Nikon, Oakley, Prada, Prodesign, Ray-Ban, Silhouette, Ted Baker, Versace

Offering

Attention Problems, Behavioural Optometry, Laser Surgey Co-management, Orthokeratology, Retinal Photography, Retinal Therapy, Shooting Spectacles, Sports Vision, Swimming Goggles, Vision and Literacy Training

Features

Bulk Billing, Guaranteed, Health Fund Claims, Locally Operated, Locally Owned, Warranties

Issues

Astigmatism, Keratoconus, Learning Difficulties

Catering To

Adults, Children

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FAQs

  • Are cataracts a kind of growth?

    No. Cataracts are due to a change in the lens material. However, cataracts can become worse as more of the lens material changes.

  • What are the signs of cataracts?

    Usually the development of cataracts is gradual with a painless worsening of sight. Other symptoms include blurred or hazy vision, spots before the eyes, double vision and a marked increase in sensitivity to glare.

  • When should I have a cataract operation?

    This varies with each patient. Usually cataract surgery is performed when the patient's vision interferes with daily life. Your optometrist will assist you in making this decision.

  • How well will I see if my lens is removed?

    In most cases very well. Most patients have an intra-ocular lens (IOL) inserted at the time of surgery, with excellent results. This is a plastic lens, which replaces your own cloudy lens. Patients will still need to wear spectacles or contact lenses after surgery.

  • What are cataracts?

    Cataracts are cloudy areas that form in the lens of the eye. The lens is normally clear. Poor vision results because the cloudiness interferes with light entering the eye. The opacities in the lens scatter the light, causing hazy vision, in the same way that a dirty window scatters light.

  • Can cataracts cause blindness?

    If untreated, cataracts can cause blindness. Blindness can be prevented by detecting the cataracts early and, if necessary, by having they removed surgically. Your optometrist will refer you to an eye specialist if they consider that you need medical treatment for your cataracts.

  • How can I be sure I don't have cataracts?

    An examination by your optometrist will reveal any changes that have occurred in the lens of the eye. Optometrists have special equipment, which enables them to see changes in the lens, which may lead to cataracts several years before any symptoms appear.

  • Do cataracts affect both eyes?

    Usually cataracts affect both eyes but often develop at different rates in each eye.

  • Do cataracts get worse?

    Yes. The clouded areas become larger and denser and cause the patient's sight to become worse. The time taken for this to happen varies from a few months to many years.

  • How common are cataracts?

    People older than 65 years often have signs of cataracts and should have their eyes examined regularly. However, the extent of the cataract varies considerably between individuals of the same age.