5 Key Takeaways
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Educating patients and parents on handling broken ortho-k lenses can reduce frustration during lens replacement.
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Adding a broken lens section to ortho-k contracts can enhance communication about lens care.
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A small increase in lens center thickness can decrease the likelihood of breaking lenses for younger patients.
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Having a backup pair of glasses is a practical solution for maintaining vision during lens replacement.
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Families should be aware of the possibility of broken lenses and understand their options for managing the situation.
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