Helping You Get Relief from Dry Eye
Dry eye is a common condition that can make your eyes feel uncomfortable, irritated, or blurry. It happens when your eyes do not produce enough quality tears or when your tears evaporate too quickly.
Common symptoms can include:
- Dryness or irritation
- Burning or stinging
- Redness
- Blurred vision
- Sensitivity to light
- Difficulty wearing contact lenses
Dry eye can make everyday activities like reading, working at a computer, or wearing contact lenses frustrating, but the good news is that we can help.
Our team takes the time to understand the specific cause of your dry eye. This allows us to create a personalized plan to relieve your symptoms and improve your eye comfort. Book your dry eye evaluation today and take the first step toward healthier, more comfortable eyes.
Book AppointmentCommon Causes & Triggers of Dry Eye
Dry eye can develop for many reasons, including:
- Meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD), which affects the oily layer of your tears
- Age-related changes in tear production
- Environmental factors such as dry air or prolonged screen use
- Certain medications
- Contact lens wear
- Sleep apnea
Understanding what makes your symptoms worse helps us provide targeted strategies to manage them effectively.
How We Diagnose Dry Eye
Our clinic uses different diagnostic tools to assess the quality and stability of your tears:
Topcon MYAH provides a detailed view of the meibomian glands, which produce the oils that keep your tears healthy. By evaluating their structure and function, we can identify blockages or dysfunction that contribute to dry eye.
- Automated TBUT measures how quickly your tears break up on the surface of your eye. This helps us identify tear film instability, which can be a major factor in dry eye symptoms.
- Dyes and staining highlight areas of dryness or damage on the surface of your eyes. This allows us to see where the eyes are not getting enough lubrication and guides targeted treatment.
- Topcon MYAH provides a detailed view of the meibomian glands, which produce the oils that keep your tears healthy. By evaluating their structure and function, we can identify blockages or dysfunction that contribute to dry eye.
These tools help us understand the type and severity of dry eye, guiding us to the most effective treatment plan.atment, helping preserve your vision.
Personalized Dry Eye Treatments
We offer a variety of options to address dry eye symptoms, tailored to each patient’s needs:
- Eye masks provide gentle warmth and hydration to soothe dry, irritated eyes while improving the quality of your tears.
- Medicated eye drops help reduce inflammation or address other underlying causes of dry eye, supporting healthier tear production and comfort.
- Meibomian gland expression gently clears blocked glands to restore proper oil flow, which reduces evaporative dry eye and helps tears last longer.
- Punctal plugs are tiny inserts placed in the tear ducts to help retain natural tears and improve eye lubrication throughout the day.
- Ophthalmic amniotic membrane tissue (Opthalogix) is used for advanced cases, supporting healing and reducing chronic inflammation on the eye surface.
We also provide guidance on daily habits and environmental changes that can improve comfort, such as adjusting screen time, managing airflow, or selecting the right contact lenses.
Book Your Dry Eye Evaluation Today
Dry, irritated, or uncomfortable eyes should not slow you down. At Optometry on Bronte, we go beyond over-the-counter drops with a personalized approach that combines diagnostics and targeted treatments. Our goal is to help you feel more comfortable, protect your eye health, and support better long-term vision.
Schedule your dry eye evaluation today and discover solutions that work for your eyes and your lifestyle.
Book AppointmentCome Visit Us
How to Find Us
You can find us in the Milton Professional Centre plaza, right next to TotalHealth Pharmacy.
Where to Park
There’s plenty of parking available outside the clinic in the Milton Professional Centre plaza.
Our Address
- 470 Bronte St. S, Suite #101
- Milton, ON L9T 2J4
Contact Information
- Phone: 905-864-6464
- Fax: 289-878-4891
- Email: info@optometryonbronte.ca
Hours of Operation
Closed on Long Weekends

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