Eyes on Litchfield treats dry eye disease at 710 Bantam Road in Bantam, CT. We evaluate tear quality and meibomian gland function, then treat the underlying cause — from prescription drops and lid therapy to in-office low-level light therapy. Most medical insurance plans cover a dry eye evaluation.
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Dry eye is more than occasional discomfort. Without proper care, it can impact vision quality and eye health. Professional treatment targets the underlying cause rather than masking symptoms.
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Targeted treatments reduce burning, irritation, and gritty sensations for lasting relief.
Care is customized based on your tear quality, lifestyle, and the underlying cause of your dry eye — with options ranging from at-home care to in-office treatments like low-level light therapy.
Early management helps protect the eye surface and prevent worsening symptoms.
We provide follow-ups and adjustments to keep symptoms under control over time.
Common signs include burning, dryness, grittiness, redness, or watery eyes — especially if symptoms persist and don't improve with over-the-counter drops.
Watery eyes are actually one of the most common signs of dry eye — your eyes overproduce tears to compensate for poor tear quality.
Dry eye is often chronic, but with proper diagnosis and a personalized treatment plan, symptoms can be effectively managed for lasting comfort.
Contact lens wearers are actually more prone to dry eye — we offer customized solutions to improve comfort and keep you wearing your lenses with ease.
"The BEST eye exam I've ever had. Dr. Plunske is very thorough, she takes the time and answers your questions. I did not feel rushed. Her staff is friendly and very helpful especially with insurance questions."
"In my 60 years of wearing glasses, this was the best exam ever!! And, the NeuroLens change is letting me read without strain. I had given up on reading for enjoyment. Now that is back again. Thank you, thank you, thank you!"
Schedule your visit today and discover eye care designed around your needs.