America’s Best Optometrist is an eye doctor and optical shop in Dallas, Texas, located at 6464 E Northwest Hwy Ste 309. Eye exams and an optical dispensary are both on site, so you can have your eyes checked and pick out frames in one visit. Listed services include glasses & frames, contact lenses, contact lens fitting and pediatric eye care. The practice is in network with 12 vision plans, including EyeMed, Davis Vision, Superior Vision and Aetna Vision. 111 doctors are listed here, including Judith Dolan, OD, Christoph Darilek, OD and Kayla Hoang, OD. Walk-ins are accepted. Call (469) 248-0670 to confirm hours and coverage before you visit.
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Every year I get my annual eye exam here. I've been coming to this location for 5 years! I've always experienced the best customer service, and this location has a large selection of glasses and contact lenses to choose from (at reasonable prices, too). The optometrist is always cordial, friendly and provides valuable & detailed information regarding my eyesight.
Great Customer Service! My experience was great & everyone’s patience was top tier. Latasha assisted me & made sure I chose glasses that were comfortable as well as stylish for everyday wear.
Ive used America's Best at this location on and off for 13 years. On your consult before seeing the optician, they ask if you would like the glaucoma/cataract test with a retna scan. I just turned 50 so I got the test. Best $20 you will spend. My right eye showed elevated high blood sugar or blood pressure. He recommended getting my A1C checked but im not interested in prescription med. It's a diet change starting yesterday. The glasses technician was very thorough and knowledgeable about glasses I need. This was the best experience I had at America's Best.
I have given this place multiple chances and have yet to have a good experience. The staff can be rude and dismissive. I set up an appointment for my husband, who we know has perfect sight, because a family member has AMD so I wanted him to have the early screening tests. We specifically asked them not to try to upsell him anything. Well they tried to convince him to get glasses even with 2020 vision because he might have the slightest possible astigmatism in one eye. Whatever the upsell tactics are annoying. I go for contacts and glasses yearly and at least one thing is always forgotten. I specifically asked for a glasses Rx that includes PD distance so I can order glasses at a later date. Well it's a few months down the road and I want to order glasses and the PD distance is missing from my Rx. I call up there because I assume they must've saved it in my file and not written it down. Nope. But the girl on the phone told me she can give me 'most people's average PD'. I asked her how would I know of that would work for me, and she told me 'when people just ask we usually give them the average. We don't usually measure till you order your glasses.' So to me it sounds like even though I paid for contacts through them, paid for the exam and paid for a complete glasses Rx, they want to make it difficult for me to order glasses elsewhere. Maybe I'd have more luck at another location but I truly have given this place multiple chances and none have been positive.
I could tell it was the right place to get to with my eyesight concerns when I saw their Opticianry department representative. The short wait was not an issue in the least because of the locations proximity to Target.
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