When most people hear "color blindness," they imagine a world drained of all color. This common misconception of eyesight like a black-and-white movie couldn't be further from the truth. In reality, complete color blindness is extremely rare, and most people with color vision deficiencies see the...

North Dakota winters bring subzero temperatures, biting winds, and snow that reflects harsh UV rays back into your eyes. If you’ve noticed your eyes streaming tears the moment you step outside, you’re not alone.

Most of us know that ultraviolet radiation can damage our skin. What fewer people realize is that UV light poses serious risks to our eyes as well. Understanding these risks is the first step toward protecting your vision for years to come. The Invisible Threat Ultraviolet light exists just beyon...

Have you ever seen a still image that appeared to move? Or looked at two identical objects that appeared to be different sizes? Welcome to the fascinating world of optical illusions, where your eyes and brain team up to play tricks on you. Optical illusions aren't just entertaining party tricks. ...

AMD is one of the leading causes of vision loss in adults over 50. This progressive eye condition affects the macula, the central part of the retina responsible for sharp, detailed vision. Understanding AMD's risk factors, recognizing early symptoms, and knowing available treatments can help pres...

Your eyes are one of your most valuable assets. Unfortunately, they're often overlooked when it comes to preventive health care. At our practice, we see countless patients who could have avoided vision problems with simple lifestyle changes and regular attention to their eye health. Here are our ...

Red eyes can result from infections or allergies, and determining the cause requires specialized examination. Your eye doctor uses specific diagnostic equipment and observations to identify whether bacteria, viruses, or allergens are causing your symptoms, ensuring you receive the correct treatment.

Eye infections can potentially lead to vision loss or blindness if left untreated, though this outcome is preventable with prompt medical care. Most eye infections respond well to treatment when caught early, making timely diagnosis and proper care essential for protecting your sight.

When your baby develops red, watery eyes or crusty discharge, your first instinct might be to call the pediatrician. However, conjunctivitis requires specialized eye examination equipment and training that pediatricians don’t have...