Dry Irritated Eyes getting you down? At Davis Vision Center we have you covered.

Do your eyes feel sandy, gritty, burn, or feel like you have a grain of sand in them? Do your eyes feel tired after staring at the computer, driving, or reading? Does your vision seem to fluctuate or change with blinking?
If the answer is yes to any of these questions you likely have dry eyes.

At Davis Vision Center, we understand how disruptive dry eye disease can be. Whether you’re experiencing burning, tearing, fluctuating vision, or a gritty sensation, our team provides comprehensive diagnostics and a full range of advanced therapies to help you find long-lasting relief.

Our dry eye specialists combine the latest technology with personalized care to treat the underlying causes—not just the symptoms—of your discomfort.

⭐ Why Choose Davis Vision Center for Dry Eye Treatment?

  • State-of-the-art diagnostic equipment
  • Customized treatment plans tailored to each patient
  • Access to advanced and prescription-grade therapies
  • Experienced doctors specializing in ocular surface disease
  • Convenient location in South Jordan, Utah

Our Dry Eye Treatment Options

Below are the therapies we offer to restore comfort, improve tear quality, and protect long-term eye health.

1. Artificial Tears & Lubricating Drops

For mild to moderate symptoms, we offer medical-grade artificial tears that provide longer-lasting moisture compared to over-the-counter pharmacy brands.
These drops help:

  • Soothe irritation
  • Improve tear film stability
  • Reduce burning or gritty sensations

Our doctors will recommend the right formulation for your specific needs—preservative-free, gel-based, or long-acting lubricants.

2. Latest Prescription Eye Drops

Dry eye disease is often caused by inflammation or poor tear production. We provide the most current FDA-approved medications to improve tear quality and reduce inflammation, including:

  • Anti-inflammatory prescription drops
  • Tear-production-stimulating medications
  • Treatments for Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD)
  • Tyrvaya nasal spray for dry eye

These therapies can significantly improve long-term comfort and ocular surface health.

3. Serum Tears (Autologous Serum Eye Drops)

For patients with more severe or chronic dry eye conditions, serum tears offer a higher level of healing.
Made from a patient’s own blood serum, these drops contain:

  • Growth factors
  • Vitamins
  • Natural healing proteins

Serum tears mimic natural tear components and provide powerful support for the ocular surface.

4. Punctal Plugs

When tears drain too quickly, punctal plugs help retain moisture by partially or fully closing the tear drainage ducts.
We offer:

  • Temporary (dissolvable) plugs
  • Long-term silicone plugs

These treatments are quick, comfortable, and highly effective for improving tear volume.

5. Meibomian Gland Expression (MGX)

Many dry eye cases are caused by Meibomian Gland Dysfunction, where the oil glands in the eyelids become clogged.
Our in-office meibomian gland expression:

  • Clears blocked glands
  • Restores healthy oil flow
  • Prevents tear film evaporation
  • Reduces burning and fluctuating vision

This therapy often provides immediate and noticeable improvement.

6. Additional Supportive Therapies

We also offer adjunctive treatments to support your dry eye care plan:

  • Warm compress therapy
  • Eyelid hygiene treatments
  • Nutritional supplements
  • Customized at-home maintenance routines

Schedule Your Dry Eye Evaluation

If you’re tired of living with uncomfortable, burning, or irritated eyes, the specialists at Davis Vision Center in South Jordan can help you find real, lasting relief.

📞 Call us today to schedule a dry eye evaluation.
🌐 Or request an appointment through our online portal.

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