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Dallas, TX

MomPremier eye care now featuring the most efficient eye exam in Texas. Find out what we can do for you.

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Are You Looking for an Eye Doctor Dallas Residents Know & Trust?

The Dallas community runs over 1.3 million residents deep, making it the ninth-most populous city in the entire United States. At MomPremier Eye Institute, we pride ourselves in being an eye doctor Dallas residents can lean on -- whether you’re looking to prevent or treat an eye disease.


Our office is located in DeSoto, TX on the corner of N Hampton Road and E Wintergreen Road -- down the street from Grimes Park and a couple blocks away from the Thorntree Golf Club. MomPremier Eye Institute is about a 30-minute drive (approx. 15 miles) from Downtown Dallas.


When you enter our office, you’ll be greeted by our friendly staff and welcomed with open arms. We provide a boutique-style setting to promote a comfortable and relaxing environment for all of our guests. We also offer full virtual telehealth visits for those that can’t make the drive to us.


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Eye Care Services We Offer the Dallas Community

At MomPremier Eye Institute, we believe in providing both preventive care and urgent care to those that need it most. Whether you’re showing symptoms or not showing symptoms, we’re dedicated to keeping your eyes and vision healthy so you can live a quality and happy life.


Here’s a look at some of the quality services we offer the Dallas community:

  • Retinal Detachment - you can experience permanent vision loss if your retina starts to detach itself from the back of the eye due to the vitreous shrinking as we age. 
  • Refractive Errors - nearsightedness (myopia), farsightedness (hyperopia), and astigmatism are some of the most common eye disorders in the world today. 
  • Glaucoma - any damage to the optic nerve is glaucoma. The optic nerve is responsible for transferring electrical signals from the retina to the brain, which produces an image.
  • Cataracts - a cataract occurs when the eye’s natural lens, which is normally clear, becomes cloudy. It’s generally caused by the buildup of proteins in the eye’s lens. 
  • Macular Degeneration - as we age, the eyes slowly start to deteriorate in function. The macula, which is part of the retina in the back of the eye, is one common example. 
  • Floaters - when collagen protein starts clumping together in the vitreous gel of the eye, you’ll start to notice black specks and dots in your field of vision. They’re called floaters.
  • Allergies - when the eye is exposed to an irritant, the body produces histamine to combat it. This results in allergy symptoms in the eye, which can be very disruptive. 
  • Dry Eyes - the tears in your eyes play an important role in protecting and moisturizing the cornea. When there’s not enough quality tears, your eyes become dry and itchy.
  • Diabetic Retinopathy - any damage to the retina (back of the eye) caused by diabetes is called diabetic retinopathy. It affects nearly 80% of long-term diabetes patients. 

Warning Signs It’s Time to Visit Your Ophthalmologist

They often say that early detection is the best prevention and the same rings true with your eye health. Knowing and understanding the warning signs of eye disease, eye injury, or any other eye condition can help you achieve early detection -- which often results in effective treatment.


Here are some of the most prominent warning signs you should book an appointment with an eye doctor Dallas residents know and trust:

  • Itching or Burning Eyes
  • Red, Swollen, or Inflamed Eyes
  • Blurred or Cloudy Vision
  • Dry or Watery Eyes
  • Aches or Pain in the Eyes
  • Any Signs of Vision Loss or Impairment
  • Flashes of Light or Floaters in Field of Vision
  • Sensitivity to Light or Frequent Headaches

Vision & Eye Health Tips to Start Following Today

At MomPremier Eye Institute, we want to make sure your eyes are receiving the best care possible year-round -- not just when you stop in for your annual exam. The truth is there are a lot of things you can start doing today to better preserve your eye health and vision for the future. 


Let’s take a look at some of our most helpful and useful eye care tips you can start following today:

  • Wear protective goggles when necessary
  • Make sure you’re eating a healthy diet
  • Take part in regular physical activity
  • Wash your eyes and face regularly
  • AVoid itching or rubbing your eyes
  • If your eyes are dry, use artificial tears (eye drops)
  • Wear sunglasses when outside in the bright sun
  • Avoid excessive screen time on phone and computers
  • Stay hydrated and get enough quality sleep each night
  • Know the signs and symptoms of eye problems
  • Schedule an annual eye exam with your eye doctor

Why Choose MomPremier Eye Institute?

The Dallas community deserves to have access to quality, reliable, experienced, licensed, and passionate eye care services year-round. Whether you’re scheduling your annual eye exam or are experiencing unusual or abnormal symptoms, MomPremier Eye Institute is here for you. 


Here are just some of the reasons why you should book an eye appointment with us:

  • We Use the Best Technology & Equipment
  • Locally-Owned & Operated in the Greater Dallas Area
  • Experienced, Licensed, Certified, & Passionate
  • Boutique-Style, Luxurious Setting & Welcoming Environment
  • Excellent Customer Service & Friendly Staff
  • We Provide In-Person & Virtual/Telehealth Eye Care

Are Annual Eye Exams Necessary?

The eyes are exposed to a number of dangers, risks, and consequences throughout one’s life. Not only are they subject to the normal aging process, but there are a wide variety of eye diseases and conditions that can potentially result in vision impairment or permanent vision loss.


Since these dangers present themselves on a daily basis, it’s important that you receive regular eye care from a trusted professional -- ideally once a year, unless directed otherwise. Just one 30-minute visit per year can help preserve your vision and eye health for as long as possible. 


Due to the advanced technology, your eye doctor can run a number of tests and screenings during your annual exam that are designed to detect eye disease in its early stages. Not only does this allow for a more effective treatment plan, but it saves you both time and money.

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MomPriemer Eye Institute

1510 North Hampton Road, Suite #290 DeSoto, TX 75115

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