Central Texas Eye Clinic P.A.

Central Texas Eye Clinic P.A. Central Texas Eye Clinic has proudly offered central Texans quality, compassionate eye care since 1964.

Dr. Jeffery Leinfelder's convenient location allows him to conduct all surgical procedures all under the same location.

Are you suffering near blur vision? You might have presbyopia, make your appointment and find out!
11/17/2025

Are you suffering near blur vision? You might have presbyopia, make your appointment and find out!

Wishing you a season of frights, delights, and perfectly sharp sights! 🎃👀
10/31/2025

Wishing you a season of frights, delights, and perfectly sharp sights! 🎃👀

Seeing 20/20 doesn't mean your eyes are healthy. Many eye problems can only be caught through a yearly eye exam.Call 254...
10/27/2025

Seeing 20/20 doesn't mean your eyes are healthy. Many eye problems can only be caught through a yearly eye exam.
Call 254-752-8328 and schedule yours today.

What is Dry Eye?Normally, the eye constantly bathes itself in tears. By producing tears at a slow and steady rate, the e...
10/21/2025

What is Dry Eye?
Normally, the eye constantly bathes itself in tears. By producing tears at a slow and steady rate, the eye stays moist and comfortable. Sometimes people do not produce enough tears to keep their eyes healthy and comfortable. This condition is known as Dry Eye.

How Do Tears Work?

When you blink, a film of tears spreads over the eye. This keeps the eye’s surface smooth and clear. The tear film is important for good vision.

The tear film is made of three layers:

An oily layer
A watery layer
A mucus layer
Each layer of the tear film serves a purpose.

The oily layer is the outside of the tear film. It makes the tear surface smooth and keeps tears from drying up too quickly. This layer is made in the eye’s Meibomian glands.

The watery layer is the middle of the tear film. It makes up most of what we see as tears. This layer cleans the eye, washing away particles that do not belong in the eye. This layer comes from the lacrimal glands in the eyelids.

The mucus layer is the inner layer of the tear film. This helps spread the watery layer over the eye’s surface, keeping it moist. Without mucus, tears would not stick to the eye. Mucus is made in the conjunctiva. This is the clear tissue covering the white of your eye and inside your eyelids.

Normally, our eyes constantly make tears to stay moist. If our eyes are irritated, or we cry, our eyes make a lot of tears. But, sometimes the eyes don’t make enough tears or something affects one or more layers of the tear film. In those cases, we end up with dry eyes.

Call 254-752-8328 to make your appointment today

Transitions® lenses help block 100% of UV rays and filter blue-violet from sun and artificial sources (screens, LEDs, di...
09/09/2025

Transitions® lenses help block 100% of UV rays and filter blue-violet from sun and artificial sources (screens, LEDs, digital devices, etc.) to provide comfort for your eyes.

08/06/2025
Eye health and wellness care you want could be a few clicks away. Get flexible financing with the Care Credit credit car...
07/31/2025

Eye health and wellness care you want could be a few clicks away. Get flexible financing with the Care Credit credit card. You can even use it for a new pair of glasses.

06/18/2025
From all of us @ Dr.Leinferlder’s office.
05/11/2025

From all of us @ Dr.Leinferlder’s office.

When living with lifelong conditions like diabetes, it's crucial to understand potential risk factors, as well as how th...
04/30/2025

When living with lifelong conditions like diabetes, it's crucial to understand potential risk factors, as well as how the condition affects different bodily functions.
Make your appointment today 254-752-8328

At Cental Texas Eye Clinic, we are passionate about providing comprehensive eye care services to ensure your vision is a...
04/25/2025

At Cental Texas Eye Clinic, we are passionate about providing comprehensive eye care services to ensure your vision is at its best. Schedule an appointment today at (254) 752-8328 or visit us at https://www.ctecwaco.com for more information.

Address

601 W State Highway 6, Ste 108
Waco, TX
76710

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 12pm

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