DR CHRISTINE YEUNG AND ASSOCIATES
Lentilles de Contact - Oakville

Our practice is dedicated to helping our patients achieve a lifetime of healthy vision by providing each patient with the highest quality eye care. "It is extremely rewarding to volunteer within the neighborhood as well as donate to such organizations as Free The Children; World Wildlife Foundation; Eva's Initiatives; and United Way." David Wilkinson, O.D.As a childhood patient of the late Dr. June Robertson, Dr. David Wilkinson's first experiences in optometry began in Oakville in the early 1980s. Having served as President, Dr. Yeung is passionate about giving back to the community, both at local and international levels. She is also an active member of the Toronto Hong Kong Leo Club, an extension of the International Lions Clubs. Outside of the office, Dr. Yeung enjoys golf and tennis. Dr. Yeung is a member of the Ontario Association of Optometrists, Canadian Association of Optometrists, and American Optometric Association. As well, she has received certification for the treatment and management of ocular disease. She is board certified by the Canadian Examiners in Optometry and the American National Board of Examiners in Optometry. "I am extremely excited to learn more about this community and am eager to contribute and get involved."Dr. Yeung completed her undergraduate studies and obtained her Doctor of Optometry degree with honours status from the University of Waterloo. Christine Yeung, O.D.A native to Mississauga, Dr. Yeung is delighted to return to the area and practice in the town of Oakville. Our goal is stay on the cutting edge of technology with the latest instrumentation and continuing education for doctors and staff, providing for your quality of life in the years ahead. We are committed to enhancing patient education; promoting eye health and eye safety; and offering the finest eyewear products available in an atmosphere of uncompromised service, value, and friendiness. Dr. Wilkinson completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Waterloo.