At our family-oriented Maplewood, New Jersey eyecare practice, our mission is to preserve, restore and enhance the vision of every member of your family. With over thirty years of experience, Dr. Dennis Delesio, optometric physician and owner of the practice, is committed to providing the Maplewood community and its surrounding environs with thorough eyecare and personal attention.
Our team of friendly and dedicated professionals offer expert vision care using the latest technology and advanced training in a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere. We pride ourselves on our special relationships with our patients. In our office, you and your family are not just faces, but part of our office family.
Our team of friendly and dedicated professionals offer expert vision care using the latest technology and advanced training in a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere. We pride ourselves on our special relationships with our patients. In our office, you and your family are not just faces, but part of our office family.
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Dr. Dennis J. Delesio, O.D. B.S., is a therapeutic licensed optometric physician who possesses extensive knowledge in the diagnosis and treatment of ocular disease as well as expertise in the fields of contact lenses and geriatric vision. He received his undergraduate degree in biology from Norwich University in Vermont.
Dr. Dennis Delesio, a highly regarded optometric physician, has been serving the eye care needs of Maplewood and its surrounding communities for more than thirty years. At our practice, you will find a compassionate and experienced team that is dedicated to providing a full spectrum of high-quality personalized eye care for your whole family.
We carry a very wide selection of designer frames to suit every style, personality and budget. Below are just some of the brands that we carry in our optical boutique. If there is a specific designer frame that you are looking for, please call and speak to one of our frame experts, who will be more than happy to assist you.
Contact lenses correct your vision and are easy to wear. Choosing the contact lenses that are right for you depends on your vision and the degree of comfort you are seeking. There are many types of contacts to suit almost anyone. Soft contact lenses are the most commonly prescribed due to the fact that they are extremely comfortable.
The human eye is the organ of sight closely related to the brain and is best compared to a camera. Like a sophisticated camera, the eye has multiple discrete parts which must function together properly to produce clear vision. The function of the eye is to convert light into an electro-chemical signal, which is then transmitted to the brain through the optic nerve.
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Michael Banka
Jun 19, 2021
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I suffered a fall that bent the arms on my eyeglasses. I needed them to be repaired and the nose pads replaced. I first called the optometrist in Maplewood Village. I was told they couldn't fix my frames because I hadn't purchased them there. Then I called Dr. Delisio at Maplewood Vision Care. The woman on the phone was extremely kind and helpful. She told me to come in the next morning. I did, and my frames were promptly repaired and nose pads replaced at no cost. Net result: Dr. Delesio is now my (and my wife's and son's) go-to optometrist, and the Maplewood Village optometrist is not.
Frank F.
Jun 07, 2021
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This was one of the most egregious experiences I've had in years. I drop off a pair of sunglasses that are less than 2 years old to have the lenses replaced. When I had my exam there about a month previously the doctor told me it would cost me about $400 for a pair of frames and progressive lenses. I found nothing on the wall I liked so I passed. Today I dropped off my old sunglasses (2 yrs. old) and left them to see how much they would charge me for new lenses on the frames. The cost was $500, this on my own frames, mind you! I tell them they're out of their minds. The answer they gave
Paul Osobi
Sep 03, 2020
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Chip Harworth
Dec 25, 2019
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Scott H.
Nov 26, 2018
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I've been to Dr. Delesio once. I felt like he didn't give me a very thorough eye exam. He ended up giving me a weaker prescription than I had in the past, but I decided to trust him. When I got my glasses they were too weak and I saw less clearly than with my old glasses.
I never followed up with him, so I can't say how well they handle a mistake, but I decided I'd rather go elsewhere in the future where they will give a more thorough exam to begin with.
I never followed up with him, so I can't say how well they handle a mistake, but I decided I'd rather go elsewhere in the future where they will give a more thorough exam to begin with.
Stephanie R.
Aug 04, 2016
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N. H.
Jan 27, 2015
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I saw this doctor a few years ago, but still remember the atrocious advice he gave me: to keep my disposable contacts in more while I slept. That advice contradicted every eye doctor I'd ever seen, so I shouldn't have listened. But I followed the advice anyway (hey, it's easier to keep them in)...and lo and behold, I got an eye infection a few weeks later. Went to a different local eye doctor for treatment and was told that (as suspected) I'd been given horrible advice.
Thea K.
Sep 21, 2013
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David Lee
Sep 01, 2012
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