135 Lakeshore Road West, Oakville
Mon to Thu 8am to 4pm, Fri 8am to 1pm
Dr. J.C. Mungar Optometry is a straight run east along Lakeshore Road from Bronte Village, at 135 Lakeshore Road West with free parking on site. Comprehensive eye exams, dry eye treatment, contact lenses and a full dispensary, no highway involved.
The clinic has been at 135 Lakeshore Road West since 1998, and the community it serves has always included Bronte. We see families from around Bronte Harbour, along Bronte Road, near Bronte Creek and across the west Oakville shoreline, a good number of them across more than one generation.
The practical appeal is straightforward. It is one road, east along Lakeshore, with no QEW and no navigating central Oakville. There is free parking at the clinic itself, which is not something you can rely on nearer the downtown core.
What brings people back is the continuity. Our optometrists keep your records and imaging in one place, so your results are compared against your own history. That is what makes a subtle change at the optic nerve visible before it becomes a problem.
The clinic is on the south side of Lakeshore Road West in the Kerr Village area of south Oakville, roughly six kilometres east of Bronte Village.
Free parking is available on site, so there is no meter to feed. Oakville Transit runs along Lakeshore Road West if you would rather not drive, and Bronte GO Station is about ten minutes away. Full directions are on our contact page.
Exams, treatment, contact lenses and eyewear all handled at one clinic, so there is rarely a second trip elsewhere.
Vision, prescription and a full assessment of eye health including digital retinal photography, with OCT imaging available as an optional test. For adults, children and seniors.
Learn more OHIP coveredFully covered by OHIP to age 20, with techniques designed for infants and pre-readers. A school screening tests distance vision only and is not a substitute.
Learn moreLipiFlow thermal pulsation and BlephEx eyelid therapy, treating the blocked glands behind most dry eye rather than managing symptoms with drops.
Learn moreSame day appointments for foreign bodies, injuries, infections, new flashes or floaters and sudden vision change. Call rather than booking online.
Learn moreDaily disposables, toric lenses for astigmatism, multifocals and specialty designs, measured against your corneal shape.
Learn moreDesigner frames including Tom Ford, Versace and Ralph Lauren, measured and fitted in person, with adjustments and minor repairs handled at the clinic.
Learn moreHead east along Lakeshore Road West and stay on it. The clinic is at 135 Lakeshore Road West on the south side, in the Kerr Village area, about six kilometres from Bronte Village.
It is typically a 10 to 13 minute drive with no highway and no turns to remember. Free parking is available on site.
Yes, free parking on site, so there is no meter to feed and no hunting for a space. If the lot happens to be full there is municipal parking nearby in Kerr Village.
Yes, and no referral is needed. Optometrists are primary care providers in Ontario, so you can book directly whether you are new to the clinic or new to the area.
Yes. With your written consent we request your file from your previous clinic and it becomes part of your record here.
It is worth doing rather than starting fresh, because conditions such as glaucoma and macular degeneration are identified by change over time. Prior results make your first exam here considerably more useful.
OHIP covers one comprehensive exam every 12 months for anyone under 20 and anyone with a qualifying condition such as diabetes, glaucoma or cataracts at any age, and every 18 months for anyone 65 or over without one. We bill OHIP directly.
Adults aged 20 to 64 without a qualifying condition pay at the visit and can usually claim it back through workplace benefits.
Usually yes. Call rather than booking online and we will make room. Something caught in the eye, an injury, sudden pain or redness, new floaters or flashes, or an abrupt change in vision all warrant a same day appointment.
For eye problems specifically, an optometrist is generally faster and better equipped than a hospital emergency department.
Yes, from six months old. Exams for anyone under 20 are fully covered by OHIP, and we use techniques that do not require a child to read or speak, so even infants can be examined accurately.
New patients from Bronte Village, Bronte Harbour and west Oakville are always welcome. No referral needed and we will handle your records transfer.