Mississauga Eye Doctor

Committed to Providing the Finest Eye Care, Arora Optometry Professional Corporation was founded by Dr. Sangita Arora in 2003 in order to serve the eye care needs of the ever growing communities of Mississauga, Milton, Georgetown, Brampton and surrounding areas in the GTA and abroad. Dr. Arora and her dedicated staff members are committed to providing you with the finest eye care services and products, convenient to your schedule and needs.

At Arora Optometry, we focus on quality eye care and take a personal approach when caring for your eyes. We perform comprehensive eye examinations and provide optometry services for the entire family. From vision assessments for children to contact lens fittings and Ophthalmological referrals, Dr. Arora and her experienced staff at our Mississauga optometry clinic are ready to help you with all your eye care needs. We also carry an array of designer frames and can arrange prescription eyeglass fittings.

We understand that your eyesight is valuable, and it deserves our expert care. The majority of permanent vision loss is preventable with early detection, and we strive to save the vision of as many patients as we can. Every eye examination is thorough, and we ensure that we address the specific needs of you and your family.

Although you are happy with your vision and don’t feel the need for glasses, it’s important to have a regular check-up with your optometrist. During our comprehensive eye exams, we not only test the quality of your vision but also check the health of the inner parts of your eye.

We can detect eye conditions, such as cataracts, glaucoma, retinal tears, and macular degeneration in their early stages, which decreases the risk of them affecting your vision in the long-term. Although, patients with certain health conditions such as high cholesterol or high blood pressure are at a greater risk for various eye conditions, it is recommended that every patient between the ages of 20-64 gets their eyes checked every 2 years. Additionally, people that have been diagnosed with diabetes, children under the age of 20 and seniors over the age of 65 are recommended to have annual eye exams, and these are covered by OHIP.