A common non-contained disc disorder in which a disc has ruptured, usually at its weakest point. The vast majority of herniated discs occur in the...

A large vertebra, or upper bone, in the upper cervical spine.

Paresthesia is a sensation of tingling, pricking, or numbness of a person's skin with no apparent long-term physical effect, more generally known as...

A common disc disorder, bulging discs may push into the spinal canal.  The annulus portion of the lumbar disc weakens causing the nucleus to...

A cord of nerve tissue located within the vertebral column.  

The point where two or more bones meet.

The part of the breastbone to which large breast muscles for flight are attached.

Subluxations are misalignments in the bony structures of the spine. Subluxations can create pressure or irritation on the various nerves in...

Procedure that tests nerves and muscles providing information to help determine if surgery may be required.

The International Chiropractors Association's policy on the definition of 'chiropractic adjustment' versus 'manipulation' is this: ...

     The concept of chiropractic is not the simple correction of a bone out of place. ...

Vector Point Therapy is a non-force approach to Chiropractic Care. It was developed by Dr. Denton. Through biofeedback testing, the body...

Trigger Point Therapy

Travell Soft Tissue

Traction

Spinal Decompression

Spinal Biomechanics

Sacro-Occipital Technique

Neuro Muscular Technique

Myofacial