Optometrist in Denton, TX

That is entirely your call — but the patients who do make the drive tell us it is. What you get at PersonalEyes is a full 45 to 60 minute exam with a board-certified Therapeutic Optometrist and Optometric Glaucoma Specialist, advanced imaging (OCT, retinal photography, visual field, meibography), and real unhurried explanations. If that sounds different from what you have experienced at a chain clinic, the 25-minute drive is usually well worth it.

Yes. We regularly see University of North Texas and Texas Woman's University students, and we offer student-friendly scheduling including Wednesday evenings until 7pm. We accept most major vision insurance plans and can verify your benefits before the visit. Contact lens wearers who attend UNT or TWU often come to us for same-day fittings and emergency replacements.

Yes. We accept most of the vision insurance plans offered through Denton ISD employee benefits, including VSP, EyeMed, and Davis Vision. We also work with medical insurance plans used by district employees. Call our office before your visit and we will verify your specific benefits so there are no surprises.

We do a complete pediatric exam that goes well beyond reading an eye chart — eye alignment, focusing, tracking, color vision, depth perception, and a full ocular health evaluation with retinal imaging. For Denton families whose children are showing increasing myopia, Dr. Patel offers the complete range of myopia control treatments: MiSight, Ortho-K, Stellest lenses, and low-dose atropine therapy. We see a number of Denton families specifically because we offer all four options.

Yes. PersonalEyes is one of the few DFW area practices that routinely fits scleral lenses, hybrid lenses, and custom rigid gas permeable (RGP) lenses for keratoconus, post-surgical corneas, and irregular astigmatism. Many Denton-area patients come to us after being told elsewhere that they could not wear contacts. If that has been your experience, please schedule a specialty consultation.